Results, sei

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せいぼうseibou

noun:

  • cap of a uniform
せいじseijiあおじaoji

noun:

  • celadon porcelain
せいひんファミリーseihinFUAMIRII

noun:

  • product family - IT term
西せいりゅうseiryuu

noun:

  • flowing west (e.g. of a river)
せいせんしゅseisenshu

noun:

  • regular player; first-team player; first-string player - Sports term
西せいよういがくseiyouigaku

noun:

せいはんざいしゃseihanzaisha

noun:

  • sex offender
せいちょうろせんseichourosen

noun:

  • growth path; route to growth
せいかseika

noun:

  • governing one's family
西せいようりゅうseiyouryuu

noun:

  • Western ways; Western customs; Western habits
せいさseisa

noun:

  • difference between the sexes; sexual difference
せいじんけんじゃseijinkenja

noun:

  • person of lofty virtue and great wisdom - four character idiom
せいふいいんseifuiin

noun:

  • ministerial aide; government delegate
せいしょうねんはんざいseishounenhanzai

noun:

  • youth crime
せいさいseisai

noun:

  • asterism (gemmology); optical star pattern in polished gemstones
  • starlight - orig. meaning
西せいようしseiyoushi

noun:

  • history of the Western world
せいしんろうどうseishinroudou

noun:

  • brainwork
せいしさいぼうseishisaibou

noun:

  • spermatid; sperm cell
せいふうぞくseifuuzoku

noun:

  • sexual culture; sexual mores
せいきくseikiku

noun:

せいぎかんseigikan

noun:

  • sense of justice

kimiにはniha正義感seigikangaないnainoka Don't you have a sense of justice?

せいぶつへいきseibutsuheiki

noun:

  • biological weapon
せいびseibi

noun:

  • complete equipment; consolidation
せいそseiso

noun:

  • fineness or coarseness; minuteness or roughness
おいめいoimeiせいてつseitetsu

noun:

  • nephews and nieces

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