Results, raphe of the palate
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- しらうお《白魚》シラウオ
noun:
- icefish (Salangidae spp., esp. the Japanese icefish, Salangichthys microdon); noodlefish; whitebait
- 神酒【しんしゅ・みき・みわobs.】御酒【みき・みわobs.】
noun:
- sacred wine or sake; sake offered to the gods ➜ 御神酒
夫はたまに御酒をたしなみます。 My husband enjoys his glass once in a while.
- 二枚腰【にまいごし】
noun:
- posture in which the legs are firmly planted (in sumo and judo) - Sumo, Martial Arts term
- 森林浴【しんりんよく】
noun:
- forest bathing; forest therapy; peaceful walk through the woods for health benefits
そうだ、どうせなら散歩がてらに、林道に行ってプチ森林浴でも・・・。 That's right, since we're taking a walk anyways, I wonder if we could spend a little time walking through the forest too...
- 好材料【こうざいりょう】
noun:
- good material; valuable data
- positive factor (for the stock market); good news - Finance term
- さじを投げる【さじをなげる】匙を投げる Inflection
expression / ichidan verb:
- to give up (something as hopeless); to throw in the towel - idiom
- 創氏改名【そうしかいめい】
noun:
- the order forced on Koreans to change their names to Japanese ones - four character idiom
- 準体助詞【じゅんたいじょし】
noun:
- particle that attaches to a phrase and acts on the whole phrase - e.g. the の of のです ➜ のです
- 根から【ねから】
adverb / ~の noun:
- since the beginning; natural-born (salesman, etc.) ➜ 根っから
- absolutely (not); (not) at all - followed by a verb in negative form
- 筋を通す【すじをとおす】 Inflection
expression / godan ~す verb:
- to proceed in a logical manner; to go through the proper channels
- 形だけする【かたちだけする】 Inflection
expression / ~する verb (irregular):
- to go through the motions; to do something for form's sake
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