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ことりkotori

noun:

  • (game of) catch-the-child
尿にょうどうえんnyoudouen

noun:

  • urethritis; inflammation of the urethra
ぎょくしょうgyokushou

noun:

  • king (of the junior player) - Shōgi term
てんかとりtenkatori

noun:

  • rule over the whole country
ふりわけがみfuriwakegami

noun:

  • hair parted in the middle
こしあげkoshiage

noun:

  • tuck at the waist
こしのものkoshinomono

noun:

  • sword worn at the waist
こうもうじんkoumoujin

noun:

  • Westerner (esp., originally, the Dutch) 南蛮人
りったいししきrittaishishiki

noun:

  • investiture of the Crown Prince
はくちょうざhakuchouza

noun:

  • Cygnus (constellation); the Swan - Astronomy term
とかげざtokageza

noun:

  • Lacerta (constellation); the Lizard
しょうかshouka Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • summering; spending the summer
すいしsuishi

noun:

  • on the verge of dying
つうべんtsuuben Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • interpreter (in the Edo period)
おおみよoomiyo

noun:

  • glorious reign of the Emperor
かせいkasei

noun:

  • clearing of the river water
かつらおとこkatsuraotokoかつらおkatsurao

noun:

  • man in the moon - archaism
かまくらぼりkamakurabori

noun:

  • carvings of the Kamakura style
きしkishi

noun:

  • sixth of the sexagenary cycle
きょくじつしょうkyokujitsushou

noun:

  • Orders of the Rising Sun
きんていけんぽうkinteikenpou

noun:

けんげんないにkengennaini

adverb:

  • within the scope of authority
けんこうによいkenkouniyoi Inflection

expression / adjective:

  • good for the health
こうしんkoushin

noun:

  • 57th of the sexagenary cycle
こうにんきゃくkouninkyaku

noun:

  • Ordinance of the Konin Era

Kanji

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