Results, pattern on sword blade

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さみだれしきsamidareshiki

noun:

  • off and on manner; intermittent style; dragging on and on - often 五月雨式に - four character idiom 五月雨【さみだれ】
いちぼくいっそうichibokuissou

noun:

  • a single tree or blade of grass; every stick and stone (of a place) - four character idiom
とうおんtouonとういんtouin

noun:

しほうそりかんなshihousorikanna

noun:

  • wooden plane with a convex base curved both along the direction of cutting and across the blade 反台鉋
けんげきkengeki

noun:

  • sword play; samurai drama
たちtachiたちtachiだいとうdaitou

noun:

  • long sword
たんとうtantou

noun:

  • short sword; dagger; dirk
とうけんtouken

noun:

  • sword; dagger; knife; bayonet
けんじkenji

noun:

  • sacred sword and jewels
けんさきkensaki

noun:

  • point of a sword
しゅざやshuzaya

noun:

  • red-lacquered sword sheath
じじんjijin Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • suicide by the sword
ばっけんbakken Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • drawing one's sword
どんとうdontou

noun:

  • dull or blunt sword
ざんさつzansatsu Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • putting to the sword
かたなをさすkatanawosasu Inflection

expression / godan ~す verb:

  • to wear a sword
とうをおびるtouwoobiru Inflection

expression / ichidan verb:

ながえがたなnagaegatana

noun:

  • long, two-handed sword
ざんてつけんzantetsuken

noun:

  • sword that cuts iron
さやをはらうsayawoharau Inflection

expression / godan ~う verb:

  • to draw a sword
はっそうhassou

noun:

  • style of sword fighting
ばっとうじゅつbattoujutsu

noun:

とうせんtousen

noun:

  • tip of a sword
ようけんyouken

noun:

ごけんgoken

noun:

  • guard (of a sword)

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