Results, 赤_

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せきじつsekijitsu

noun:

  • burning sun
あかぐみakagumi

noun:

せっきsekki

noun:

  • red cloud
  • comet
あかあざakaaza

noun:

  • red birthmark (esp. a hemangioma) 血管腫
あかありakaari

noun:

  • red ant
あかいわしakaiwashi

noun:

  • pickled or dried sardines
あかにakani

noun:

  • red
あかぐまakagumaアカグマAKAGUMA

noun:

  • brown bear (esp. the Ussuri brown bear, Ursus arctos lasiotus)
あかひれakahireアカヒレAKAHIRE

noun:

  • white cloud mountain minnow (Tanichthys albonubes); Canton danio
あかずみakazumi

noun:

  • vermillion stick; red ink 朱墨
あかずakazu

noun:

  • red vinegar made from fermented sake lees - Food term
  • plum vinegar with perilla leaves added - Food term 白酢
あかがれいakagareiアカガレイAKAGAREI

noun:

  • flathead flounder (Hippoglossoides dubius)
あかつらakatsuraあかづらakazuraあかっつらakattsuraobs.

noun:

  • red face
  • villain (in kabuki, jōruri, etc.)
あかべakabe

noun:

  • facial gesture of pulling one's eyelid down and sticking out one's tongue
しゃくどうshakudou

noun:

  • shakudo; gold-copper alloy, often with a blue patina
あかむakamu Inflection

godan ~む verb:

  • to blush; to redden - obscure term 赤み
いちいichiiイチイICHII

noun:

あかすぎakasugi

noun:

あかしかakashika鹿アカシカAKASHIKA

noun:

  • red deer (Cervus elaphus)
あかだまakadama

noun:

  • red ball; amber; jasper
  • patent medicine - archaism
  • brand of sweet wine
せきてきsekiteki

noun:

  • late Edo-period pejorative for Russians
あかせんakasen

noun:

あかエイakaEIあかえいakaeiアカエイAKAEI

noun:

  • red stingray (Dasyatis akajei)
せっきゃくsekkyakuしゃっきゃくshakkyaku

noun:

  • bare feet
あかびakabi

noun:

  • menstruation - slang - obscure term

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