Results, soil

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おわいowaiおあいoaiあえaeobs.わえwaeobs.おかいokaiobs.

noun:

  • night soil
  • muck; filth; dirt
ちきchiki

noun:

  • air or vapour in the soil (vapor)
  • electrical earth; ground
こえとりkoetori Inflection

noun:

  • night-soil man; night-soil woman

noun / ~する noun:

  • removal of night-soil
くみとりやkumitoriya

noun:

  • person who gathers night soil - colloquialism
便べんつぼbentsuboべんこbenko

noun:

ひんどhindo

noun:

  • poor soil; poor country
かざんばいどじょうkazanbaidojou

noun:

  • volcanic ash soil
れきどrekido

noun:

  • gravelly soil
ようどyoudo

noun:

  • soil for horticulture; soil for seed planting
したもえshitamoe

noun:

  • sprout of a plant shooting from under the soil
さくどsakudo

noun:

  • surface soil
にわどniwado

noun:

  • garden soil; soil used in a garden
しろかきshirokakiold Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • preparing a rice field for planting by flooding it and tilling the soil
のつぼnotsubo

noun:

  • night-soil reservoir dug in the field; field latrine
ぞうひzouhi

noun:

  • mixed fertilizer, e.g. made from compost and burned soil
どじょうさいきんdojousaikin

noun:

  • soil bacteria
ばいようどbaiyoudo

noun:

  • potting soil; planting mix; compost
こえつちkoetsuchi

noun:

  • rich soil
よくどyokudo

noun:

  • rich soil; fertile land
こうゆkouyu

noun / noun or verb acting prenominally:

  • fertile soil; fertile land; fertility - obscure term 膏沃
はにゅうhanyuu

noun:

  • clay soil
どしつりきがくdoshitsurikigaku

noun:

  • soil mechanics
ふうせいどfuuseido

noun:

  • aeolian soil. - Geology term
ふうせきどfuusekido

noun:

  • aeolian soil - Geology term
でいたんどdeitando

noun:

  • peat soil

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