Results, *底*

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ふっていfuttei Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • shortage; scarcity; dearth; famine
しょうていshoutei

noun:

  • palm heel; heel of the palm - Martial Arts term
かいていじしんkaiteijishin

noun:

  • submarine earthquake
こころのおくそこkokoronookusoko

expression:

  • innermost depths of one's heart
そこつちsokotsuchi

noun:

  • subsoil
いとぞこitozoko

noun:

  • bottom rim of earthenware cup
そくていゆうぜいsokuteiyuuzei

noun:

  • plantar wart
かいていゆでんkaiteiyuden

noun:

  • offshore oil field

海底油田kaiteiyudenno開発kaihatsuwoしたいshitai We want to explore an underwater oil field.

ていかくteikaku

noun:

  • base angle - Mathematics term
ちていこchiteiko

noun:

  • underground lake; subterranean lake
ていしteishi Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • cessation
なかぞこnakazoko

noun:

そこぬけじょうごsokonukejougo

noun:

  • extremely heavy drinker; insatiable drinker - obscure term
かいていでんしんkaiteidenshin

noun:

  • submarine telegraphy
がんていけんさganteikensa

noun:

  • funduscopy; fundus examination; ophthalmoscopy - Medicine term
ていぶteibu

noun:

  • base; bottom
そくていsokutei

noun:

かいていたんさkaiteitansa

noun:

  • seabed probe; probe of the ocean floor; submarine prospecting
こうていkoutei

noun:

  • mine-pit bottom
あおそこひaosokohi

noun:

  • glaucoma - colloquialism
こばんぞこきんkobanzokokin

noun:

  • pubococcygeal muscle; Kegel muscle
かいていでんせんkaiteidensen

noun:

  • undersea cable (communications, power); submarine cable
そこきみわるいsokokimiwarui Inflection

adjective:

  • strange; eerie; ominous
かいていケーブルkaiteiKEEBURU

noun:

  • undersea cable; submarine cable
かいていトンネルkaiteiTONNERU

noun:

  • undersea tunnel

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