Results, 松毬

まつかさmatsukasaまつかさmatsukasaまつぼっくりmatsubokkuriまつぼくりmatsubokuriまつふぐりmatsufuguriまつぽっくりmatsupokkuriirr.まつぼっくりmatsubokkuriまつぼっくりmatsubokkuriまつぼくりmatsubokuriまつふぐりmatsufuguriまつぽっくりmatsupokkuriirr.

noun:

  • pinecone; pine cone

例えばtatoebaジャックJAKKUパインPAINno松かさmatsukasaha高温kouonによりniyori影響eikyouwo受けるukeruまでmadeha自らmizukara開いてhiraite種子shushiwo放出houshutsuしないshinai The cones of the jack pine, for example, do not readily open to release their seeds until they have been subjected to great heat.

Kanji definition:

ショウSHOUまつmatsu

pine tree

Strokes:
8
Radical:
木 tree
SKIP:
1-4-4
UTF:
677e
JIS208:
30-30
Nanori:
おおooしょshomaまっma
Hangul:
송 [song]
Pinyin:
sōng
Stroke order:
Example words:
まつmatsu
pine tree (Pinus spp.); / highest (of a three-tier ranking system)
赤松あかまつakamatsu
Japanese red pine (Pinus densiflora); Japanese umbrella pine; tanyosho pine
松原まつばらmatsubara
pine grove
浜松はままつhamamatsu
Hamamatsu (city)
松葉まつばmatsuba
pine needle

キュウKYUUいがigaまりmari

burr; ball

Strokes:
11
Radical:
毛 fur, hair
SKIP:
3-4-7
UTF:
6bec
JIS208:
61-60
Hangul:
구 [gu]
Pinyin:
qiú
Stroke order:
Example words:
毬栗頭いがぐりあたまigaguriatama
close-cropped head
まりmari
ball (for sport, games, etc.); / kemari; type of football played by courtiers in ancient Japan
手毬てまりtemari
traditional Japanese handball game
毬投げまりなげmarinage
playing catch
毬果きゅうかkyuuka
(pine) cone

Partial results:

まつかさうおmatsukasauoマツカサウオMATSUKASAUO

noun:

  • Japanese pinecone fish (Monocentris japonica)
まつかさがいmatsukasagaiマツカサガイMATSUKASAGAI

noun:

  • Pronodularia japanensis (species of freshwater mussel)

Kanji

ショウSHOUまつmatsu

pine tree

キュウKYUUいがigaまりmari

burr; ball


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