Results, *土

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きんどkindo

noun:

  • Friday and Saturday
れきどrekido

noun:

  • gravelly soil
しんどshindo

noun:

  • subsoil
くほんじょうどkuhonjoudo

noun:

  • Amitabha's Pure Land (composed of nine levels) - obscure term 極楽浄土
ようどyoudo

noun:

  • soil for horticulture; soil for seed planting
とうどtoudo

noun:

  • potter's clay; kaolin; kaoline
ごくらくじょうどgokurakujoudo

noun:

  • Sukhavati (Amitabha's Pure Land) - four character idiom - Buddhism term 阿弥陀
おうどoudo

noun:

  • royal or imperial domain
さくどsakudo

noun:

  • surface soil
にわどniwado

noun:

  • garden soil; soil used in a garden
そしきふうどsoshikifuudo

noun:

  • organizational climate; organization culture; organizational environment
じゃっこうじょうどjakkoujoudo

noun:

  • paradise - four character idiom - Buddhism term
ほうどhoudo

noun:

  • realm; country
ほっぽうりょうどhoppouryoudo

noun:

  • the Northern Territories

日本nipponha北方領土hoppouryoudowo日本nippon固有koyuunoものmononishiたがっているtagatteiru Japan claims the Northern Territories for its own.

ほうどhoudo

noun:

  • feudal estate; daimiate; fief; feoff; fee
そこつちsokotsuchi

noun:

  • subsoil
じょうどjoudo

noun:

  • soil
  • loamy soil; loam; soil with clay content of 25-37.5%
ばいようどbaiyoudo

noun:

  • potting soil; planting mix; compost
かいどkaido

noun:

  • lump of earth
しょうどshoudo

noun:

  • burning earth, e.g. for sterilization and converting compost
こえつちkoetsuchi

noun:

  • rich soil
よくどyokudo

noun:

  • rich soil; fertile land
ふうせいどfuuseido

noun:

  • aeolian soil. - Geology term
ふうせきどfuusekido

noun:

  • aeolian soil - Geology term
でいたんどdeitando

noun:

  • peat soil

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