There are 38 total results for your Sailor search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
水兵 see styles |
shuǐ bīng shui3 bing1 shui ping suihei / suihe すいへい |
More info & calligraphy: Enlisted Sailor(naval) sailor |
海兵 see styles |
kaihei / kaihe かいへい |
More info & calligraphy: Marine / Soldier of the Sea |
海員 海员 see styles |
hǎi yuán hai3 yuan2 hai yüan kaiin / kain かいいん |
More info & calligraphy: Seafarer / Sailorsailor; seaman |
水手 see styles |
shuǐ shǒu shui3 shou3 shui shou suishu すいしゅ kako かこ |
mariner; sailor; seaman sailor; seaman |
船員 船员 see styles |
chuán yuán chuan2 yuan2 ch`uan yüan chuan yüan senin せんいん |
sailor; crew member sailor; seaman; seafarer |
兵隊 兵队 see styles |
bīng duì bing1 dui4 ping tui heitai / hetai へいたい |
troops soldier; sailor |
水主 see styles |
mizushi みずし |
sailor; seaman; (place-name, surname) Mizushi |
水夫 see styles |
suifu すいふ kako かこ |
sailor; seaman |
繞行 绕行 see styles |
rào xíng rao4 xing2 jao hsing |
to take a circular (or circuitous) route; to do a circuit; (of a planet) to orbit; (of a sailor) to circumnavigate; to take a detour; to bypass |
舟人 see styles |
funabito ふなびと |
sailor; boatman; passenger |
舟唄 see styles |
funauta ふなうた |
sailor's song; boat song; shanty |
舟歌 see styles |
funauta ふなうた |
sailor's song; boat song; shanty |
船人 see styles |
funabito ふなびと |
sailor; boatman; passenger |
船歌 see styles |
funauta ふなうた |
sailor's song; boat song; shanty |
みてい see styles |
midi ミディ |
middy; middy blouse; blouse with a sailor collar; (given name) Mitei |
地場衛 see styles |
chibamamoru ちばまもる |
(char) Chiba Mamoru (Sailor Moon character); (ch) Chiba Mamoru (Sailor Moon character) |
平水夫 see styles |
heisuifu / hesuifu へいすいふ |
foremast hand; common sailor |
水兵服 see styles |
suiheifuku / suihefuku すいへいふく |
sailor's suit |
海魂衫 see styles |
hǎi hún shān hai3 hun2 shan1 hai hun shan |
Breton shirt; sailor's striped shirt |
船乗り see styles |
funanori ふなのり |
(1) getting on board; (2) sailor; seaman |
セーラー see styles |
seeraa / seera セーラー |
sailor; (personal name) Seler |
ブラセラ see styles |
burasera ブラセラ |
(ik) (slang) used women's clothing such as bloomers and high-school sailor-suit uniforms (esp. as a source of sexual arousal) |
ブルセラ see styles |
burusera ブルセラ |
(slang) used women's clothing such as bloomers and high-school sailor-suit uniforms (esp. as a source of sexual arousal) |
マドロス see styles |
madorosu マドロス |
sailor (dut: matroos) |
大力水手 see styles |
dà lì shuǐ shǒu da4 li4 shui3 shou3 ta li shui shou |
Popeye (the Sailor) |
水野亜美 see styles |
mizunoami みずのあみ |
(char) Ami Mizuno (Sailor Moon character); (ch) Ami Mizuno (Sailor Moon character) |
セーラー服 see styles |
seeraafuku / seerafuku セーラーふく |
sailor suit; middy uniform |
月野うさぎ see styles |
tsukinousagi / tsukinosagi つきのうさぎ |
(char) Usagi Tsukino (Sailor Moon character); (ch) Usagi Tsukino (Sailor Moon character) |
Variations: |
funabito ふなびと |
sailor; boatman; passenger |
米国船員組合 see styles |
beikokuseninkumiai / bekokuseninkumiai べいこくせんいんくみあい |
(o) Sailor's Union of the Pacific |
船乗りになる see styles |
funanorininaru ふなのりになる |
(exp,v5r) to go to sea; to become a sailor |
セーラーカラー see styles |
seeraakaraa / seerakara セーラーカラー |
sailor collar |
セーラー・カラー see styles |
seeraa karaa / seera kara セーラー・カラー |
sailor collar |
Variations: |
suifu(水夫); kako(水夫, 水手); suishu(水手, 水主) すいふ(水夫); かこ(水夫, 水手); すいしゅ(水手, 水主) |
sailor; seaman |
Variations: |
funauta ふなうた |
(1) sailor's song; boat song; sea shanty; (2) (See バルカロール) barcarolle |
Variations: |
funanori ふなのり |
sailor; seaman; mariner |
Variations: |
seeraakaraa; seeraa karaa / seerakara; seera kara セーラーカラー; セーラー・カラー |
sailor collar |
Variations: |
burusera(p); burasera(ik) ブルセラ(P); ブラセラ(ik) |
(slang) (from ブルマー and セーラー服) used women's clothing such as bloomers and high-school sailor-suit uniforms (esp. as a source of sexual arousal) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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