Results, chord

わおんwaon

noun:

  • chord - Music term
  • "on" reading of a kanji
げんgen

noun:

  • bowstring
  • string (of a shamisen, etc.); stringed instrument
  • chord - Mathematics term
  • hypotenuse - obscure term - Mathematics term 斜辺【しゃへん】
コードKOODO

noun:

  • code
  • cord
  • chord
ぶんさんわおんbunsanwaon

noun:

コードしんこうKOODOshinkou

noun:

  • chord progression - Music term
げんざいgenzai

noun:

  • civil engineering chord member
コードネームKOODONEEMUコード・ネームKOODO/NEEMU

noun:

  • chord-name
  • code name
ディミニッシュDEIMINISSHU

noun:

  • diminished chord; diminished triad - Music term
さんどのわおんsandonowaon

noun:

  • common chord; triad
げんさんわおんgensanwaon

noun:

  • diminished chord; diminished triad
ちょうさんわおんchousanwaon

noun:

  • major chord; major triad - Music term
ぞうさんわおんzousanwaon

noun:

  • augmented chord; augmented triad - Music term
オーグメントOOGUMENTO

noun:

  • augmented chord; augmented triad - Music term
みにつまされるminitsumasareru Inflection

expression / ichidan verb:

  • to sympathize deeply with; to strike a chord of sympathy - sometimes incorrectly as 身につままれる
むねにこたえるmunenikotaeru Inflection

expression / ichidan verb:

  • to go to one's heart; to cut one to the quick; to give one a deep impression; to clutch at one's heartstrings; to hit home; to strike home; to strike a chord; to strike a note
こんおんkon'on

noun:

  • root (of a chord) - Music term
セーハSEEHA Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • barré (chord in guitar technique) - From Spanish "ceja"
せきさくsekisaku

noun / ~の noun:

  • notochord (rudimentary spinal chord)
バレーBAREE

noun:

Kanji

ゲンGENつるtsuru

bowstring; chord; hypotenuse


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