Results, _軍

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ぎぐんgigun

noun:

  • righteous army
とうぐんtougun

noun:

  • the eastern army
ふないくさfunaikusaせんぐんsengun

noun:

  • naval battle
  • navy - archaism
ばくぐんbakugun

noun:

  • the shogunate army
こぐんkogun

noun:

  • lone (isolated) force; forlorn force
すいぐんsuigun

noun:

  • navy (esp. the Japanese navy prior to the 1850s) 海軍
はんぐんhangun

noun:

  • antimilitary
ばんぐんbangun

noun:

  • hosts; all the armies
こうぐんkougun

noun:

  • rear guard
うまいくさumaikusa

noun:

  • cavalry
  • cavalry battle
じぐんjigun

noun:

  • one's own army; one's own team

将軍shougunha難局nankyokuni敢然とkanzento立ち向かいtachimukai自軍jigunwo破滅hametsuからkara救ったsukutta The general took the bull by the horns and saved his army from disaster.

てんぐんtengun

noun:

  • heavenly hosts
ロぐんROgun

noun:

ぜんぐんzengun

noun:

  • front-line troops
てきぐんtekigun

noun / ~の noun:

  • enemy army

敵軍tekigunga攻撃kougekiwo開始kaishiしたshita The hostile army began to attack.

ゆうぐんyuugun

noun / ~の noun:

  • friendly army; friendly troops; allied army
ごうぐんgougun

noun:

  • veteran; reservist; ex-soldier
はくぐんhakugun

noun:

  • White Army (any of the armies that opposed the Bolsheviks during the Russian Revolution) 白衛軍
はんぐんhangun

noun:

  • rebel army; mutinous troops
殿でんぐんdengun

noun:

  • rear guard
げんぐんgengun

noun:

  • Yuan-Dynasty Chinese-Mongolian military - obscure term
けんぐんkengun

noun:

  • expeditionary army
はいぐんhaigun

noun:

  • defeat; lost battle
  • defeated army

敗軍haigunno将兵shouheiwo語らずkatarazu It is not for the vanquished to talk of war.

べいぐんbeigun

noun:

  • the US armed forces

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