Results, 花_

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かもんkamon

noun:

  • flower design
かざいkazai

noun:

  • material used for flower arrangement
はなざめhanazameハナザメHANAZAME

noun:

はなばなhanabana

noun:

  • flowers

~と adverb:

  • beautiful; spectacular
かしんkashin

noun:

  • tidings of flowers
椿はなつばきhanatsubaki

noun:

  • camellia flower
かへいkahei

noun / ~の noun:

  • peduncle - Botany term
はなごけhanagoke

noun:

  • reindeer moss
はなぎれhanagire

noun:

  • flower-patterned material used to bind the ends of the spine in books
かだいkadai

noun:

  • stand for flower vase
はながいhanagaiハナガイHANAGAI

noun:

  • Placamen tiara (species of venerid)
はなかごhanakagoはなかごhanakagoけこkekoはなこhanakoobs.けこkeko

noun:

  • flower basket はなかご・はなこ
  • flower basket (or plate) used for flower-scattering rituals はなかご・けこ - usu. けこ - Buddhism term
はなごろもhanagoromo

noun:

  • fancy kimono used for cherry blossom viewing; fancy kimono 花見
はなまめhanamameハナマメHANAMAME

noun:

かりんkarinカリンKARIN

noun:

  • Burmese rosewood (Pterocarpus indicus); angsana; amboyna; amboina - not 榠樝
  • flowering quince (of genus Chaenomeles) (Pseudocydonia sinensis); Chinese quince (Chaenomeles sinensis) - not 花林 or 花櫚
  • quince (Cydonia oblonga) - only 花梨 or カリン
かおうkaou

noun:

かちゅうkachuu

noun:

  • (flower's) style
はなざけhanazakeはなさけhanasake

noun:

はなものhanamono

noun:

  • flowering plant
はながたみhanagatami

noun:

  • flower basket - archaism
はなじおhanajio

noun:

  • flower-shaped baked salt
  • sea salt crystals
からいkarai

noun:

  • flower bud
はないれhanaire

noun:

  • vase
かじょkajo

noun:

  • inflorescence
はなびしhanabishi

noun:

  • flower-shaped family crest

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