Results, A big difference between what one hears and what one sees

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くびつきkubitsuki

noun:

  • appearance of one's neck - archaism
ほうもんさきhoumonsaki

noun:

  • destination; place where one is visiting
ひそめるhisomeru Inflection

ichidan verb / transitive:

じこつごうjikotsugou

noun:

からねこkaraneko

noun:

  • cat (esp. one imported from China) - archaism
ひとりっこせいさくhitorikkoseisaku

noun:

  • one-child policy (of the PRC)
めをうたがうmewoutagau Inflection

expression / godan ~う verb:

  • to doubt one's own eyes
つうめいtsuumei

noun:

  • one's common or popular name
おやのすねかじりoyanosunekajiri

expression / noun:

  • sponging off one's parents - idiom
しゅうかつshuukatsu Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • making preparations for one's death - colloquialism
しぶつかshibutsuka Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • appropriation; misappropriation; making one's own
かんきょうkankyou

noun:

  • poor isolated village
  • one's hometown - humble language
ゆびをおるyubiwooru Inflection

expression / godan ~る verb:

  • to count on one's fingers
いわれるがままiwarerugamama

expression:

  • (doing) as one is told
ながっちりnagatchiri

noun:

しゅうこういっちshuukouitchi Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • speaking with one voice; being unanimous - four character idiom 衆口
あいとうのいaitounoi

expression / noun:

  • one's condolences; feelings of sympathy
てんかのほうとうtenkanohoutou

expression / noun:

  • one's last resort; trump card - incorrect variant of 伝家の宝刀 伝家の宝刀
じゅうさんかいきjuusankaiki

noun:

  • 12th anniversary of one's death
じゅうしちかいきjuushichikaiki

noun:

  • 16th anniversary of one's death
みのあんぜんminoanzen

expression / noun:

  • one's physical safety; personal security Antonym: 身の危険

私のwatashino主たるshutaru関心事kanshinjihaあなたanatano身の安全minoanzenなのですnanodesu My primary concern is your safety.

てさらtesara

noun:

  • holding food over one's hand
やかつかみyakatsukami

noun:

  • divinity which protects one's home
きんぱくがはげるkinpakugahageru Inflection

expression / ichidan verb:

だれにともなくdarenitomonaku

expression:

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