Results, *橋

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めいきょうmeikyou

noun:

  • famous bridge; masterpiece of a bridge
そりはしsorihashiそりばしsoribashi

noun:

  • arched bridge
どうろきょうdourokyou

noun:

  • (highway) overpass
のうきょうnoukyou

noun:

~の noun:

  • pontine
こうかきょうkoukakyou

noun:

  • elevated bridge
にじゅうばしnijuubashi

noun:

  • Double Bridge at the Palace
ちょうかいきょうchoukaikyou

noun:

  • drawbridge; bascule bridge
ききょうkikyou

noun:

  • unusual bridge
えんきょうenkyou

noun:

  • salt bridge
もっきょうmokkyouもくきょうmokukyouきばしkibashi

noun:

  • wooden bridge
はっぴゃくやばしhappyakuyabashi

noun:

  • the large number of bridges over canals and rivers in Naniwa (present-day Osaka) - four character idiom
しんきょうshinkyou

noun:

  • sacred bridge
こせんきょうkosenkyou

noun:

  • overpass
めがねばしmeganebashi

noun:

  • arched bridge

眼鏡meganenokatachiwoしているshiteiruことkotoからkaraそのsonohashiwo眼鏡橋meganebashitoよぶyobu Since the bridge looks like a pair of glasses, they call it Meganebashi.

あまのうきはしamanoukihashi

noun:

  • Ama no Ukihashi (the heavenly floating bridge; by which gods are said to descend from the heavens to the earth) - archaism
ちんかばしchinkabashi

noun:

  • bridge designed to be underwater during a flood
てつどうきょうtetsudoukyou

noun:

  • railroad bridge
すいろきょうsuirokyou

noun:

すいどうきょうsuidoukyou

noun:

  • aqueduct; water bridge
たいこばしtaikobashi

noun:

  • arched bridge
かずらばしkazurabashi

noun:

  • vine bridge; suspension bridge made from vines
けたばしketabashi

noun:

  • girder bridge
ゲルバーきょうGERUBAAkyou

noun:

  • cantilever bridge; Gerber bridge
くらぼねkuraboneあんがanga

noun:

  • saddle tree
はねばしhanebashi

noun:

  • drawbridge

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