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ワシントンWASHINTONatejiateji

noun:

  • Washington, DC (capital of the United States of America)
  • Washington (US state) 華盛頓
ワープWAAPU Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • warp
ワンルームマンションWANRUUMUMANSHON

noun:

  • studio apartment; studio flat - From English "one-room mansion"
ワーカーWAAKAA

noun:

  • worker
ワックスWAKKUSU

noun:

  • wax (for polishing)
ワールドWAARUDO

noun:

  • world
ワイヤレスWAIYARESU

noun:

  • wireless
ワーキングWAAKINGU

noun:

  • working
ワールドカップWAARUDOKAPPU

noun:

  • World Cup (e.g. soccer)
ワイルドWAIRUDO Inflection

adjectival noun / noun:

  • wild
ワッペンWAPPEN

noun:

  • badge (sewn on clothing); embroidered badge; emblem - From German "Wappen"
  • sticker (with illustrated design)
ワラビーWARABII

noun:

  • wallaby
ワールドシリーズWAARUDOSHIRIIZUワールド・シリーズWAARUDO/SHIRIIZU

noun:

  • World Series
ワラントWARANTOウォラントUORANTOウォーラントUOORANTO

noun:

  • warrant
ワンボックスカーWANBOKKUSUKAAワン・ボックス・カーWAN/BOKKUSU/KAA

noun:

  • minivan; people-mover; 6-8 seat automobile with sliding door or doors - From English "one box car"
ワークWAAKU

noun:

  • work
ワンWANわんwan

numeric:

noun:

バニラBANIRAヴァニラVUANIRAワニラWANIRA

noun:

  • vanilla
ワークショップWAAKUSHOPPUワクショップWAKUSHOPPU

noun:

  • workshop
ワークステーションWAAKUSUTEESHON

noun:

  • workstation
ワイズWAIZU

noun:

  • wise
ワイドWAIDO Inflection

adjectival noun / noun:

  • wide
ワウWAU

noun:

ワイドショーWAIDOSHOOワイド・ショーWAIDO/SHOO

noun:

  • TV gossip show; (tabloid) talk show; talk show featuring discussion of current news, etc. - From English "wide show"
ワッシャーWASSHAAウォッシャーUOSSHAAワッシャWASSHA

noun:

  • washer

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