Results, #dut
- コップ☆
noun:
- glass (drinking vessel); tumbler - also written 洋盃 and 骨杯 - From Portuguese "copo" or Dutch "Kop"
- cop (police officer) - slang
- ガス☆《瓦斯ateji》
noun:
- gas (state of matter, e.g. poison gas, natural gas) - From Dutch or English
- gasoline; gas; petrol
- dense fog; thick fog
- gas stove; gas cooker; gas range - abbreviation ➜ ガス焜炉
- flatulence; gas; wind; fart - colloquialism
- ガラス☆・しょうし《硝子》
noun:
- glass; pane - From Dutch "glas"
noun or verb acting prenominally:
- vitreous ➜ 硝子体【しょうしたい】
- 缶★ateji【かん】罐atejiold・鑵atejiold
noun:
- can; tin - From Dutch "kan" or English "can"
- canned food - abbreviation ➜ 缶詰
- ビール☆・ビア☆・ビヤ・ビヤー・ビーア・ビアー
noun:
- beer - ビール is sometimes written as 麦酒 - From Dutch "bier" or English ➜ 麦酒
- コック☆
noun:
- cook; chef - From Dutch "kok"
- tap; spigot; faucet; cock
- cock (male fowl)
- cock (penis)
- ゴム☆・ごむ《護謨ateji》
noun:
- gum; rubber - From Dutch "gom"
- eraser - abbreviation ➜ 消しゴム
- condom - colloquialism
タイヤはゴムと路面の摩擦によってすり減る。 Tires wear down because of friction between the rubber and the road surface.
- コンパス☆
noun:
- pair of compasses; compass (for drawing circles, etc.) - From Dutch
- (mariner's) compass
- legs; step; gait
- ピント☆
noun:
- focus (of a lens); focal point - From Dutch "brandpunt"
- point (of a discussion, e.g. on-point, off-point)
- コレラ☆《虎列剌ateji》
noun:
- cholera - From English or Dutch
200人の人が昨年コレラで死んだ。 Two hundred people died of cholera last year.
- セイバー☆・セーバー・サーベル・サーブル
noun:
- sabre; saber - サーブル is usu. in fencing; サーベル in cavalry - From French or Dutch "sabel"
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