Results, flower
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- 花炭【はなずみ・はなすみ】
noun:
- flower charcoal (whereby a flower, seed, branch, or other item of flora is carbonized as is, retaining its form)
- 花瓶【けびょう】華瓶
noun:
- vase used to hold flower offerings (often made of gilded copper) - Buddhism term
- 花芽形成【かがけいせい】
noun:
- 花売り娘【はなうりむすめ】
noun:
- 草月流【そうげつりゅう】
noun:
- Sogetsu school of flower arrangement
- 花梗【かこう】
noun / ~の noun:
- 西洋風蝶草【せいようふうちょうそう】
noun:
- spider flower (Cleome hassleriana) ➜ クレオメ
- 花亀虫【はなかめむし】
noun:
- 虫媒花【ちゅうばいか】
noun:
- 花競べ【はなくらべ】
noun:
- flower-comparing contest (Heian period)
- 絮雪【じょせつ】
noun:
- willow flower - obscure term
- プリザーブドフラワー・プリザーブド・フラワー
noun:
- 手生け【ていけ】手活け
expression:
- doing one's own flower arranging
- marrying or making a mistress of a geisha
- 草物【くさもの】
noun:
- short plants for flower arrangements
- 花のしずく【はなのしずく】花の雫・華の雫
noun:
- dew that trickles down from a flower - poetical term
- 花の下紐【はなのしたひも】
noun:
- flower bud - poetical term - obscure term ➜ つぼみ
- ひもげいとう《紐鶏頭》ヒモゲイトウ
noun:
- love-lies-bleeding (Amaranthus caudatus); tassel flower; velvet flower; foxtail amaranth; Inca wheat
- 猿猴鶏頭【えんこうげいとう】エンコウゲイトウ
noun:
- love-lies-bleeding (amaranthus caudatus); tassel flower; velvet flower; foxtail amaranth ➜ 紐鶏頭
- せんにんこく《仙人穀》センニンコク
noun:
- love-lies-bleeding (Amaranthus caudatus); tassel flower; velvet flower; foxtail amaranth ➜ 紐鶏頭
- 花畑☆【はなばたけ】
noun:
- field of flowers; flower garden; flower bed
- ラフレシア
noun:
- rafflesia (Rafflesia arnoldii); monster flower; stinking corpse lily
- たいわんがさみ《台湾蝤蛑》タイワンガサミ
noun:
- blue swimming crab (Portunus pelagicus); flower crab; blue manna crab
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