Results, 鼈 #n

すっぽんsuppon《鼈》スッポンSUPPON

noun:

  • Chinese soft-shelled turtle (Pelodiscus sinensis); soft-shelled turtle (Trionychidae)
  • trap door located on the walkway in a kabuki theatre ［すっぽん］
  • bilge pump (used on traditional Japanese ships) ［すっぽん］

月tsukiとtoすっぽんsuppon。 They are as different as day and night.

Kanji definition:

鼈

ベツBETSU・ヘツHETSU・すっぽんsuppon

snapping turtle; fresh-water turtle

➜
鱉 龞
Strokes:
25
Radical:
黽 amphibian
SKIP:
2-12-13
UTF:
9f08
JIS208:
83-72
Hangul:
별 [byeol]
Pinyin:
biē
Stroke order:
Example words:
月と鼈【つきとすっぽんtsukitosuppon】
like chalk and cheese (superficially similar, but completely different) (the moon and a turtle shell are both round, but they are otherwise completely different); like day and night; like the difference between heaven and hell
鼈甲【べっこうbekkou】
tortoiseshell (of the hawksbill turtle); bekko; / tortoiseshell (esp. of the Chinese soft-shelled turtle)
鼈甲色【べっこういろbekkouiro】
amber (colour, color)
鼈甲蜂【べっこうばちbekkoubachi】
spider wasp; pompilid
鼈甲細工【べっこうざいくbekkouzaiku】
article of tortoise shell; tortoiseshell work

Partial results:

鼈甲【べっこうbekkou】べっ甲

noun:

  • tortoiseshell (of the hawksbill turtle); bekko ➜ 玳瑁
  • tortoiseshell (esp. of the Chinese soft-shelled turtle) - in Chinese medicine ➜ 鼈
鼈甲色【べっこういろbekkouiro】

noun:

  • amber (colour, color)
べっこう飴【べっこうあめbekkouame】鼈甲飴

noun:

  • hard candy; candy suckers molded on a griddle; tortoise-shell candy [literal] ➜ 鼈甲色
鼈甲細工【べっこうざいくbekkouzaiku】

noun:

  • article of tortoise shell; tortoiseshell work
すっぽんたけsuppontake《鼈茸》スッポンタケSUPPONTAKE

noun:

  • common stinkhorn (Phallus impudicus)
鼈甲蜂【べっこうばちbekkoubachi】

noun:

  • spider wasp; pompilid
べっ甲あん【べっこうあんbekkouan】鼈甲餡・べっ甲餡・鼈甲あん

noun:

  • tortoiseshell sauce; thickened sauce of dashi, soy, mirin, etc. - Food term

Kanji

鼈

ベツBETSU・ヘツHETSU・すっぽんsuppon

snapping turtle; fresh-water turtle


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