Results, *火*

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ごうかgouka

noun:

  • hell fire
すいかsuika

noun:

  • fire and water
こうかどkoukado

expression:

  • high fired (e.g. 1400 degrees); high fired (porcelain)
かがりびkagaribi

noun:

  • fire built in an iron basket (watch fire, fishing fire, etc.); bonfire; campfire
  • brothel-keeper (Edo period) - archaism
ひつきがわるいhitsukigawarui Inflection

expression / adjective:

  • slow to kindle - obscure term
したびになるshitabininaru Inflection

expression / godan ~る verb:

  • to be under control; to burn down; to decline; to drop; to wane
かざんでいりゅうkazandeiryuu

noun:

  • volcanic mudflow
かりょくしえんけいかくkaryokushienkeikaku

noun:

  • fire support plan
ひぼしhiboshi

noun:

  • drying by fire
はるひばちharuhibachi

noun:

  • brazier for warming one's cold fingers, esp. in spring
ろうかrouka Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

じかろjikaroちかろchikaroじひろjihiro

noun:

かきゅうkakyuu Inflection

noun / ~の noun / adjectival noun:

  • urgency; exigency; emergency
はこひばちhakohibachi

noun:

  • brazier encased in a wooden box
おおかじookaji

noun:

  • big fire (buildings, etc. on fire)
かざんぐんkazangun

noun:

  • volcanic group
いんかおんどinkaondo

noun:

  • flash temperature
ほうかきょうhoukakyou

noun:

  • pyromania; a pyromaniac
ひをはなつhiwohanatsu Inflection

godan ~つ verb / expression:

  • to set fire to
ひよけhiyoke

noun:

  • protection against fire
かそうばじゅうぎょういんkasoubajuugyouin

noun:

  • crematorium worker
われめふんかwaremefunka

noun:

  • fissure eruption
かせいじんkaseijin

noun:

  • Martian
たきびのまtakibinoma

noun:

  • room with a sunken hearth
こうかどじきkoukadojiki

noun:

  • high-fired porcelain

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