Results, 胡麻韲え

胡麻和え・ごま和え【ごまあえgomaae】ゴマ和え【ゴマあえGOMAae】胡麻あえ・胡麻韲えold【ごまあえgomaae】

noun:

  • dish dressed with sesame sauce - Food term

Kanji definition:

胡

ウU・コKO・ゴGO・なんぞnanzo

barbarian; foreign

Strokes:
9
Radical:
肉⺼月 meat
SKIP:
1-5-4
UTF:
80e1
JIS208:
24-53
Nanori:
えびすebisu・くるkuru
Hangul:
호 [ho]
Pinyin:
hú
Stroke order:
Example words:
胡楊樹【こようじゅkoyouju】
Hu poplar; Populus euphratica
荏胡麻油【えごまあぶらegomaabura】
perilla oil
胡散臭い【うさんくさいusankusai】
suspicious-looking; shady; questionable; dubious; fishy
胡麻塩【ごましおgomashio】
sesame and salt; gray hair; grey hair
胡麻油【ごまあぶらgomaabura】
sesame oil
麻

マMA・マアMAA・あさasa

hemp; flax; numb

➜
蔴
Strokes:
11
Radical:
麻 hemp
SKIP:
3-3-8
UTF:
9ebb
JIS208:
43-67
Nanori:
あa・あざaza・おo
Hangul:
마 [ma]
Pinyin:
má / mā
Stroke order:
Example words:
麻薬【まやくmayaku】
narcotic; drug; dope
麻【あさasa】
cannabis (Cannabis sativa); hemp (plant); / hemp (fiber); linen; flax; jute
麻布【あさぬのasanuno】
hemp cloth; linen
大麻【たいまtaima】
hemp; / cannabis; marijuana; pot; hashish; / Shinto paper offerings
麻酔【ますいmasui】
anaesthesia; anesthesia
韲

セイSEI・サイSAI・あえものaemono・なますnamasu・あえるa.eru

dress (salad) vegetables

➜
齏
Strokes:
19
Radical:
韭 leek
SKIP:
2-2-17
UTF:
97f2
JIS208:
80-78
Hangul:
제 [je]
Pinyin:
jī
Stroke order:
Example words:
韲え物【あえものaemono】
chopped fish, shellfish or vegetables, dressed with (miso or other) sauce
韲える【あえるaeru】
to dress (vegetables, salad, etc.)
胡麻韲え【ごまあえgomaae】
dish dressed with sesame sauce
韲え【あえae】
food with dressing on it (e.g. salad)
白韲え【しらあえshiraae】
salad dressed with tofu, white sesame, and white miso

Kanji

胡

ウU・コKO・ゴGO・なんぞnanzo

barbarian; foreign

麻

マMA・マアMAA・あさasa

hemp; flax; numb


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