There are 57 total results for your リンゴ search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
りんこ see styles |
ringo リンゴ |
(personal name) Ringo |
りんご園 see styles |
ringoen りんごえん |
apple orchard |
りんご酒 see styles |
ringoshu りんごしゅ |
apple cider (alcoholic) |
りんご飴 see styles |
ringoame りんごあめ |
candied apple; toffee apple |
リンコフ see styles |
rinkofu リンコフ |
(personal name) Rinkoff |
リンコー see styles |
rinkoo リンコー |
(personal name) Linkow |
リンゴ属 see styles |
ringozoku リンゴぞく |
Malus (genus comprising the orchard apple, crabapples, etc.) |
リンゴ病 see styles |
ringobyou / ringobyo リンゴびょう |
(See 伝染性紅斑) fifth disease; erythema infectiosum; slapped cheek syndrome |
リンゴ酸 see styles |
ringosan リンゴさん |
malic acid |
アリンコ see styles |
arinko アリンコ |
(colloquialism) (kana only) ant |
グリンゴ see styles |
guringo グリンゴ |
gringo (spa:) |
ワリンゴ see styles |
waringo ワリンゴ |
(kana only) Chinese apple (Malus asiatica) |
りんごの芯 see styles |
ringonoshin りんごのしん |
(exp,n) apple core; core of an apple |
りんごアメ see styles |
ringoame りんごアメ |
candied apple; toffee apple |
りんご摘み see styles |
ringotsumi りんごつみ |
(obscure) picking apples; harvesting apples |
りんご狩り see styles |
ringogari りんごがり |
apple picking |
リンゴの唄 see styles |
ringonouta / ringonota リンゴのうた |
(work) Ringo no uta (1946 song; the first post-war hit song); (wk) Ringo no uta (1946 song; the first post-war hit song) |
リンゴガリ see styles |
ringogari リンゴガリ |
apple picking |
ちゃりんこ see styles |
charinko ちゃりんこ |
(1) (colloquialism) bicycle; (2) (slang) child pickpocket |
クリンゴン see styles |
kuringon クリンゴン |
(personal name) Klingon |
シリンゴル see styles |
shiringoru シリンゴル |
(place-name) Xilingol |
終わりんこ see styles |
owarinko おわりんこ |
(expression) (slang) finished; done with |
りんご博物館 see styles |
ringohakubutsukan りんごはくぶつかん |
(place-name) Ringo Museum |
りんご試験場 see styles |
ringoshikenjou / ringoshikenjo りんごしけんじょう |
(place-name) Ringoshikenjō |
リンゴスター see styles |
ringosutaa / ringosuta リンゴスター |
(person) Ringo Starr |
クリンゴン語 see styles |
kuringongo クリンゴンご |
Klingon (fictitious language) |
グリンゴッツ see styles |
guringottsu グリンゴッツ |
(personal name) Gringotts |
スプリンゴル see styles |
supuringoru スプリンゴル |
(personal name) Springall |
セリンコート see styles |
serinkooto セリンコート |
(personal name) Selincourt |
プロボリンゴ see styles |
puroboringo プロボリンゴ |
(place-name) Probolinggo (Indonesia) |
マリンコビチ see styles |
marinkobichi マリンコビチ |
(surname) Marinkovich |
ミリンコビチ see styles |
mirinkobichi ミリンコビチ |
(personal name) Milinkovic |
長寿りんご樹 see styles |
choujuringoju / chojuringoju ちょうじゅりんごじゅ |
(place-name) Chōjuringoju |
リンコマイシン see styles |
rinkomaishin リンコマイシン |
lincomycin |
ごりんゴンドラ see styles |
goringondora ごりんゴンドラ |
(place-name) Gorin gondola |
セイヨウリンゴ see styles |
seiyouringo / seyoringo セイヨウリンゴ |
(kana only) apple (Malus domestica) |
トリンコマリー see styles |
torinkomarii / torinkomari トリンコマリー |
(place-name) Trincomalee (Sri Lanka) |
Variations: |
ringoen りんごえん |
apple orchard |
Variations: |
ringoame; ringoame りんごあめ; りんごアメ |
candied apple; toffee apple |
Variations: |
ringosan(ringo酸); ringosan(林檎酸) リンゴさん(リンゴ酸); りんごさん(林檎酸) |
malic acid |
スクミリンゴガイ see styles |
sukumiringogai スクミリンゴガイ |
(kana only) channeled apple snail (Pomacea canaliculata); golden apple snail |
スウォドリンコート see styles |
suwodorinkooto スウォドリンコート |
(place-name) Swadlincote |
Variations: |
ringotsumi りんごつみ |
(rare) picking apples; harvesting apples |
ちゃりんこサーファー see styles |
charinkosaafaa / charinkosafa ちゃりんこサーファー |
(See ちゃりんこ・1) bicycle surfer |
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charinko; charinko チャリンコ; ちゃりんこ |
(1) (colloquialism) bicycle; (2) (dated) (slang) child pickpocket |
デコレーションチャリンコ see styles |
dekoreeshoncharinko デコレーションチャリンコ |
bicycle custom-fitted with an ornate, box-shaped body; art bike |
Variations: |
ringoen りんごえん |
apple orchard |
Variations: |
ringobyou / ringobyo りんごびょう |
(colloquialism) {med} (See 伝染性紅斑) erythema infectiosum; slapped cheek syndrome; fifth disease; Sticker disease |
Variations: |
ringoshu(ringo酒, 林檎酒); ringoshu(ringo酒) りんごしゅ(りんご酒, 林檎酒); リンゴしゅ(リンゴ酒) |
(See シードル) cider (alcoholic); hard cider |
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ringosu りんごす |
{food} apple cider vinegar; cider vinegar |
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himeringo; himeringo ひめりんご; ヒメリンゴ |
Chinese crab apple (Malus prunifolia) |
デコレーション・チャリンコ see styles |
dekoreeshon charinko デコレーション・チャリンコ |
bicycle custom-fitted with an ornate, box-shaped body; art bike |
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ringonberii; ringoberii / ringonberi; ringoberi リンゴンベリー; リンゴベリー |
(See コケモモ) lingonberry |
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ringogari(ringo狩ri, 林檎狩ri); ringogari(ringo狩ri); ringogari りんごがり(りんご狩り, 林檎狩り); リンゴがり(リンゴ狩り); リンゴガリ |
apple picking |
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ringonoshin(ringono芯); ringonoshin(ringono芯, 林檎no芯, 林檎no心) リンゴのしん(リンゴの芯); りんごのしん(りんごの芯, 林檎の芯, 林檎の心) |
(exp,n) apple core; core of an apple |
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charinkosaafaa; charinkosaafaa / charinkosafa; charinkosafa チャリンコサーファー; ちゃりんこサーファー |
(rare) (See チャリンコ・1) bicycle surfer; surfer who transports their surfboard via bicycle |
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dekoreeshoncharinko; dekoreeshon charinko デコレーションチャリンコ; デコレーション・チャリンコ |
(See ちゃりんこ・1) bicycle custom-fitted with an ornate, box-shaped body; art bike |
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