Results, 産_

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うぶゆubuyu

noun:

  • a baby's first bath
さんどうsandou

noun:

  • birth canal
うぶげubuge

noun:

  • soft, downy hair (i.e. such as on one's cheek); peach fuzz; fluff; pappus
  • lanugo

~の noun:

  • lanuginous; pappose; pappous

孵化fukagoまもないmamonaiヒナHINAha産毛ubugega濡れていますnureteimasuga、2時間jikanmoするsuruto乾いてkawaiteフワフワFUWAFUWAになりますninarimasu The down of chicks that have just hatched is damp, but after two hours it dries out and becomes fluffy.

さんくsanku

noun:

  • horse offspring
さんじょくsanjoku

noun / ~の noun:

  • confinement (for childbirth)
うぶごubugo

noun:

  • newborn - archaism
うぶこubuko

noun:

  • shrine parishioner
さんしsanshi

noun:

  • offspring (esp. livestock); progeny
さんきsanki

noun:

うぶがみubugami

noun:

  • guardian deity of pregnant women, newborn babies and one's birthplace 産の神
さんせいsansei

noun:

  • birth control
さんがくsangaku

noun / noun or verb acting prenominally:

  • industry-academic; industry-university
さんちょくsanchoku

~の noun:

さんけsanke

noun:

  • labor pains; labour pains
さんすsansu Inflection

godan ~す verb / intransitive verb / transitive:

  • to bear (a child); to be born 産する
  • to produce; to yield; to be produced; to be yielded
むすmusu Inflection

godan ~す verb / intransitive verb:

  • to grow (of moss, etc.)
さんじsanji

noun:

  • newborn baby; childbirth

カトリックKATORIKKU教徒kyoutoha産児sanji制限seigenniha反対hantaino立場tachibadeあるaru Catholics are against birth control.

さんきんsankin

noun:

  • gold mining
さんせいsansei Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • production
さんしつsanshitsu

noun:

  • maternity room; delivery room

Kanji

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