Results, 大鎌 #n

おおがまoogamaだいかまdaikama

noun:

  • scythe

斜視shashinohitoha斜めnanameno大鎌oogamadekusawo刈っkata Cross-eyed people hate cutting their grass slanted.

Kanji definition:

ダイDAIタイTAIおお~oo おおきいoo.kii~おおいに oo.ini

large; big

Strokes:
3
Radical:
大 big
SKIP:
4-3-4
UTF:
5927
JIS208:
34-71
Nanori:
うふufuoおうoutaたかしtakashiともtomoはじめhajimeひろhiroひろしhiroshiまさmasaまさるmasaruもとmotowa
Hangul:
대 [dae]다 [da]태 [tae]
Pinyin:
dà / dài
Stroke order:
Example words:
大会たいかいtaikai
convention; tournament; mass meeting; rally
大統領だいとうりょうdaitouryou
president (of a nation or company); chief executive; / big man; boss; buddy; mate
大手おおてoote
major company; big company; / front castle gate; / force attacking the front of a castle
大蔵省おおくらしょうookurashou
(former) Ministry of Finance (1869-2001); / Ministry of the Treasury (under the ritsuryo system)
最大さいだいsaidai
biggest; greatest; largest; maximum

レンRENケンKENかまkama

sickle; scythe; trick

Strokes:
18
Radical:
金釒 metal, gold
SKIP:
1-8-10
UTF:
938c
JIS208:
19-89
Nanori:
かたkataかねkane
Hangul:
겸 [gyeom]
Pinyin:
lián
Stroke order:
Example words:
かまkama
sickle; / sickle-and-chain (weapon); / spear with curved cross-blades; / gooseneck tenon and mortise joint; / noisiness; / part of a fish around the gills
鎌倉かまくらkamakura
Kamakura (city)
鋸鎌のこぎりがまnokogirigama
toothed sickle
鎌足かまあしkamaashi
legs bowed in; sitting with heels spread apart
鎌鼬かまいたちkamaitachi
type Japanese folkloric monster (yokai), thought to be a trio of weasels who appear in a whirlwind to cut their victim; / cut caused by whirlwind

Kanji

ダイDAIタイTAIおお~oo おおきいoo.kii~おおいに oo.ini

large; big

レンRENケンKENかまkama

sickle; scythe; trick


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