Results, ki

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きぎょうkigyou

noun:

  • weaving industry; textile industry
きせkise

noun:

  • not folding on a stitch but placing the fold (2mm) deeper past the stitch, folding the excess back to cover the stitch
きょうげんゆうかいkyougen'yuukai

noun:

  • fake (staged) kidnapping - four character idiom
きょうかkyouka

noun:

  • apricot flower
きんのうかkinnouka

noun:

  • loyalist
きこくセールkikokuSEERU

noun:

  • sale of one's belongings before returning to one's country; sayonara sale
きがちるkigachiru Inflection

expression / godan ~る verb:

  • to get distracted; to jump off the track
きゅうきょくよういんkyuukyokuyouin

noun:

きふくkifuku Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • submission; surrender
きんきょくkinkyoku

noun:

  • koto music
きぎょうせいびkigyouseibi

noun:

  • curtailment of business operations
きょうあくはんざいkyouakuhanzai

noun:

  • atrocious crime; heinous crime
きしょうkishou

noun:

  • happy laughter
きんむいkinmui

noun:

  • doctor working in a hospital; physician working in public practice 開業医
きほうかいkihoukai

noun:

  • rare decay - Physics term
きのことりkinokotoriキノコとりKINOKOtoriきのことりkinokotori

noun:

きゃっかんしゅぎしゃkyakkanshugisha

noun:

  • objectivist
きゅうえんkyuuen Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • smoking - obscure term
きゅうみんがkyuuminga

noun:

  • dormant bud; latent bud
きゅうきkyuuki

noun:

  • air supply; aeration
きゅうじょうかざんkyuujoukazan

noun:

  • pyroclastic cone
きゅうぐkyuugu

noun:

  • things used in archery
きそつkisotsu

~の noun / noun:

  • previously graduated
きょさつkyosatsu

noun:

  • large temple
きりょうまけkiryoumake

noun:

  • being too beautiful or talented for one's own good

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