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神使【しんしshinshi・じんしjinshi】

noun:

別使【べっしbesshi】

noun:

  • special messenger; another messenger
神の使い【かみのつかいkaminotsukai】

expression / noun:

  • divine messenger; messenger of a god (esp. an animal messenger)
メッセンジャーボーイMESSENJAABOOI・メッセンジャー・ボーイMESSENJAA/BOOI

noun:

  • messenger boy
使いをやる【つかいをやるtsukaiwoyaru】 Inflection

expression / godan ~る verb:

  • to send a messenger
春の使い【はるのつかいharunotsukai】春の使

noun:

  • Japanese bush warbler; messenger of spring [literal] ➜ 鶯
勅使【ちょくしchokushi】

noun:

  • imperial envoy; imperial messenger
ＩＭ【アイエムAIEMU】

noun:

  • instant messaging (messenger, message); IM
  • input method; IM - IT term
申し越し【もうしこしmoushikoshi】申越し

noun:

  • sending word (by letter, messenger, etc.); writing (to someone)
鉄砲玉【てっぽうだまteppoudama】鉄砲弾

noun:

  • gunshot; bullet
  • lost messenger; truant messenger; non-returner
  • bull's-eye (candy)

鉄砲玉teppoudamaにni当たる当taruもmo当たらぬataranuもmoみなmina運命unmeiだda。 Every bullet has its billet.

メッセMESSE☆

noun:

歩き【あるきaruki・ありきariki】

noun / ~の noun:

  • walk; walking

noun:

  • foot messenger (of a town, village, etc.) ［あるき］ - archaism

みんなminna手shuがgaありari、足ashiがgaありari、頭atamaがgaあるaruんnだdaしshi、みんなminna歩きarukiもmoするsuruしshi、話hanashiもmoするsuruんnだものdamono。でもdemo、今やimaya、これらのkorerano人たちhitotachiをwo分け隔て分ke隔teようyouとするtosuru何かnanikaがgaあるaruわwa。 They all have arms, legs, and heads, they walk and talk, but now there's SOMETHING that wants to make them different.

御先【みさきmisaki・おんさきonsaki】御前

noun:

  • leader of a nobleman's cavalcade - archaism
  • animal messenger of the gods (i.e. a fox) ［みさき］

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