Results, 袋

袋★【ふくろfukuro】嚢

noun:

  • bag; sack; pouch
  • skin of an orange (and other like fruits)
  • dead end
  • plot of land surrounded by water

建物tatemonoはha小麦komugiのno袋fukuroでde一杯ですdesu。 The buildings are filled with bags of wheat.

敵tekiはhaもうmou袋fukuroのnoネズミNEZUMIだda。 The enemy is caught like a mouse in a trap.

袋【たいtai】

suffix / counter:

  • counter for things inside a bag

Kanji definition:

袋

タイTAI・ダイDAI・ふくろfukuro

sack; bag; pouch

➜
帒
Strokes:
11
Radical:
衣衤 clothes
SKIP:
2-5-6
UTF:
888b
JIS208:
34-62
Nanori:
ていtei・ないnai・ぶくbuku
Hangul:
대 [dae]
Pinyin:
dài
Stroke order:
Example words:
袋【ふくろfukuro】
bag; sack; pouch; / skin of an orange (and other like fruits); / dead end; / plot of land surrounded by water
手袋【てぶくろtebukuro】
glove; mitten; mitt
紙袋【かみぶくろkamibukuro】
paper bag
袋小路【ふくろこうじfukurokouji】
blind alley; cul-de-sac; impasse; dead-end (street)
足袋【たびtabi】
tabi; Japanese socks (with split toe)

Partial results:

袋小路☆【ふくろこうじfukurokouji】

noun:

  • blind alley; cul-de-sac; impasse; dead-end (street)

迷っているmayotteiru間maにniもmo、どんどんdondon袋小路fukurokoujiにni追いつめられてoitsumerareteいくikuみたいmitai。 Even while I was dithering it's like I was being backed further and further into a corner.

袋物☆【ふくろものfukuromono】

noun:

  • bags and purses (handbags)
ふくろぐもfukurogumo《袋蜘蛛》フクログモFUKUROGUMO

noun:

  • sac spider (any spider of family Clubionidae)
  • Atypus karschi (Asian species of mygalomorph spider) ➜ 地蜘蛛
袋鼠【ふくろねずみfukuronezumi】

noun:

  • opossum
袋叩き【ふくろだたきfukurodataki】袋だたき Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • beating someone up by ganging up on them; facing a barrage of criticism
ふくろありくいfukuroarikui《袋蟻食》フクロアリクイFUKUROARIKUI

noun:

  • numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus); banded anteater
袋棚【ふくろだなfukurodana】

noun:

  • tea ceremony stand with an enclosed shelf (invented by Takeno Jouou)
  • small cupboard or closed shelf on the side of a tokonoma ➜ 袋戸棚
袋戸【ふくろどfukurodo】

noun:

  • paper sliding door for the cupboard of a tokonoma ➜ 袋棚
袋麺【ふくろめんfukuromen】袋めん

noun:

  • instant noodles (sold in a soft plastic packaging, as opposed to cup noodles) ➜ カップ麺
ふくろおおかみfukuroookami《袋狼》フクロオオカミFUKUROOOKAMI

noun:

  • Tasmanian tiger (Thylacinus cynocephalus); thylacine; Tasmanian wolf
袋戸棚【ふくろとだなfukurotodana】

noun:

  • small cupboard on wall of tokonoma
ふくろももんがfukuromomonga《袋鼯鼠》フクロモモンガFUKUROMOMONGA

noun:

  • sugar glider (species of flying phalanger, Petaurus breviceps)
袋耳【ふくろみみfukuromimi】

noun:

  • retentive memory
  • double-woven edge of cloth
  • cryptotia; pocket ear
ふくろねこfukuroneko《袋猫》フクロネコFUKURONEKO

noun:

  • quoll (Dasyurus spp.)
ふくろぐまfukuroguma《袋熊》フクログマFUKUROGUMA

noun:

ふくろてながざるfukurotenagazaru《袋手長猿》フクロテナガザルFUKUROTENAGAZARU

noun:

  • siamang (species of gibbon, Symphalangus syndactylus)
袋綴じ【ふくろとじfukurotoji】袋とじ

noun:

  • double-leaved printing (traditional East Asian books)
  • sealed-page printing; magazine (esp. pornographic) with long side or all three sides sealed to prevent browsing
  • dual page - IT term
袋網【ふくろあみfukuroami】

noun:

  • tunnel net
袋縫い【ふくろぬいfukuronui】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • French seam
ふくろうなぎfukurounagi《袋鰻》フクロウナギFUKUROUNAGI

noun:

  • pelican eel (Eurypharynx pelecanoides)
ふくろもぐらfukuromogura《袋土竜》フクロモグラFUKUROMOGURA

noun:

  • southern marsupial mole (Notoryctes typhlops)
袋織【ふくろおりfukuroori】袋織り

noun:

  • type of double weave that produces a tube-shaped cloth; hollow weaving; double weaving
袋文字【ふくろもじfukuromoji】

noun:

  • open face - IT term
ふくろぎつねfukurogitsune《袋狐》フクロギツネFUKUROGITSUNE

noun:

  • common brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula)
袋詰め【ふくろづめfukurozume】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • packing something in a bag; bagging

Kanji

袋

タイTAI・ダイDAI・ふくろfukuro

sack; bag; pouch


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