Results, trough used to carry water

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じょうげすいどうjougesuidou

noun:

  • water and sewer services
じょうすいじょうjousuijou

noun:

  • water purification (filtering) plant
もぐさmogusa

noun:

  • water-plants; seaweed; algae
はすいhasui Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • water breaking (during pregnancy)

予定日yoteibino夕方yuugatani破水hasuiしましたshimashita My water broke on the evening of the predicted birth date.

ちゅうすいchuusui Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • pouring water; flooding; douche
れいすいreisui

noun:

  • miraculous (miracle-working) water
りゅういんryuuin

noun:

  • water brash; sour stomach
ゆたんぽyutanpo

noun:

  • hot-water bottle
すいどうきょくsuidoukyoku

noun:

  • waterworks bureau; water department
きゅうはいすいkyuuhaisui Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • water supply and drainage
わきみずwakimizu

noun:

  • spring water
しおけむりshiokemuri

noun:

  • spray of sea water
すいめいsuimei

noun:

  • light shimmering on water
すいせいとりょうsuiseitoryou

noun:

  • water-based paint; emulsion
さんすいしゃsansuisha

noun:

  • water sprinkler truck
ゆかげんyukagen

noun:

  • water temperature (esp. bath)
ゆだまyudama

noun:

  • bubbles in boiling water
さしゆsashiyu

noun:

  • (addition of) hot water
いわしみずiwashimizu

noun:

  • water trickling from rocks
ばいがいbaigai

noun:

  • whelk; small water snails
すいせいせいぶつsuiseiseibutsu

noun:

  • aquatic life; water creatures
ソーダすいSOODAsui

noun:

  • soda water
けいすいげんしろkeisuigenshiro

noun:

  • light-water nuclear reactor
ろすいrosui

noun:

  • filtered water
  • drainage
かけひkakehi

noun:

  • open water pipe; conduit

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