Results, 奴 #n

奴【やっこyakko】

noun:

  • servant (esp. a samurai's attendant)
  • chivalrous man (c. Edo period)
  • cubed tofu (often served cold) - abbreviation ➜ 奴豆腐
  • kite shaped like a footman - abbreviation ➜ 奴凧
  • Edo-period hairstyle worn by samurai's attendants - abbreviation ➜ 奴頭
  • enslavement (of a woman; Edo-period punishment for her own or her husband's crime)

pronoun:

  • he; she; him; her - archaism - derogatory term

「あいつaitsuはhaいいii奴yakkoだda」とto皆minaがga異口同音にikudouonni言うiu。 He's a nice guy - that's unanimous.

油断yudanもmo隙himaもmoないnai奴yakkoだda。 You can't let your guard down for a second around that guy.

厄介yakkai事gotoをwo起こすokosu奴yakkoはha、厄介yakkai事gotoのno犠牲gisei者shaにniなるnaru。 Whoever causes trouble will be the victim of the trouble.

臣【やつこyatsuko・やつこらまyatsukorama】奴【やつこyatsuko・つぶねtsubune・やつこらまyatsukorama】僕【やつこらまyatsukorama】

noun:

  • slave [やつこ] - archaism
  • retainer; servant
  • captive [やつこ]
  • varlet [やつこ] - derogatory term
  • I; me [やつこ] - humble language

Kanji definition:

奴

ドDO・やつyatsu・やっこyakko

guy; slave; manservant; fellow

Strokes:
5
Radical:
女 woman
SKIP:
1-3-2
UTF:
5974
JIS208:
37-59
Nanori:
ぬnu
Hangul:
노 [no]
Pinyin:
nú
Stroke order:
Example words:
奴隷【どれいdorei】
slave; servant; / slavery
奴ら【やつらyatsura】
they; those guys
売国奴【ばいこくどbaikokudo】
traitor (to one's country)
芸奴【げいぎgeigi】
geisha
奴隷道徳【どれいどうとくdoreidoutoku】
Sklavenmoral (slave morality, as a philosophical concept of Nietzsche)

Partial results:

奴隷☆【どれいdorei】

noun / ~の noun:

  • slave; servant
  • slavery

課長kachouはha私watashiをwo奴隷doreiのようにnoyouni働かせたhatarakaseta。 The section chief made me work like a slave.

奴国【なのくにnanokuni・なこくnakoku】

noun:

  • Country of Na (a country that existed within Japan during the Yayoi period)
奴原【やつばらyatsubara】奴ばら・奴儕old

noun:

  • they; those guys - derogatory term ➜ 奴等
奴隷制度廃止【どれいせいどはいしdoreiseidohaishi】

noun:

  • abolition of slavery
奴さん【やっこさんyakkosan】

pronoun:

  • he; she; him; her - derogatory or familiar

noun:

  • samurai's attendant (in a var. of origami)
  • type of popular song accompanied by dance from the Edo period
奴め【やつめyatsume・しゃつめshatsume】

noun:

  • fellow; guy; chap [やつめ] - derogatory term
  • he; him; she; her
奴隷道徳【どれいどうとくdoreidoutoku】

noun:

  • Sklavenmoral (slave morality, as a philosophical concept of Nietzsche) ➜ 君主道徳
奴隷王朝【どれいおうちょうdoreiouchou】

noun:

  • Slave Dynasty (of India, 1206-1290 CE); Mamluk Dynasty
奴輩【どはいdohai・しゃつばらshatsubara・やつばらyatsubarairr.】

noun:

  • guys; fellows - derogatory term ➜ 奴原
奴隷労働【どれいろうどうdoreiroudou】

noun:

  • slave labor; slave labour
奴髭【やっこひげyakkohige】

noun:

  • sickle-shaped moustache (often worn by servants in the Edo period) - archaism ➜ 鎌髭
奴僕【ぬぼくnuboku・どぼくdoboku】

noun:

  • manservant; footman - archaism
奴頭【やっこあたまyakkoatama】

noun:

奴隷制【どれいせいdoreisei】

noun:

アメリカAMERIKAはha奴隷制doreiseiをwo廃止haishiしたshita。 America did away with slavery.

奴隷商人【どれいしょうにんdoreishounin】

noun:

  • slaver; slave trader
奴隷根性【どれいこんじょうdoreikonjou】

noun:

  • servile character (disposition) - four character idiom
奴凧【やっこだこyakkodako】

noun:

  • kite shaped like a footman
奴隷解放【どれいかいほうdoreikaihou】

noun:

  • emancipation of slaves
どちざめdochizame《奴智鮫》ドチザメDOCHIZAME

noun:

  • banded houndshark (Triakis scyllium, found in the northwest Pacific from southern Siberia to Taiwan)
奴豆腐【やっこどうふyakkodoufu】

noun:

  • cubed tofu (often served cold)
奴隷制度【どれいせいどdoreiseido】

noun:

  • slavery

リンカーンRINKAANはha奴隷制度doreiseidoにni反対hantaiであったdeatta。 Lincoln was opposed to slavery.

奴隷貿易【どれいぼうえきdoreiboueki】

noun:

  • slave trade
奴婢【どひdohi・ぬひnuhi】

noun:

  • servant
奴隷船【どれいせんdoreisen】

noun:

  • slave ship

Kanji

奴

ドDO・やつyatsu・やっこyakko

guy; slave; manservant; fellow


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