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<12Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
ちゃんぷるう see styles |
chanpuruu / chanpuru ちゃんぷるう |
(food term) (rkb:) chanpuru; champuru; Okinawan stir-fry dish, usually containing vegetables (especially bitter melon), tofu, meat or fish |
ヒラヤーチー see styles |
hirayaachii / hirayachi ヒラヤーチー |
Okinawan pancake (usu. containing garlic chives, canned tuna, etc.) |
事師法五十頌 事师法五十颂 see styles |
shì shī fǎ wǔ shí sòng shi4 shi1 fa3 wu3 shi2 song4 shih shih fa wu shih sung Jishi hō gojū ju |
Fifty Verses on the Teacher |
人参しりしり see styles |
ninjinshirishiri にんじんしりしり |
(food term) (rkb:) Okinawan dish of grated carrot stir-fried with egg and sometimes meat or fish |
千二百五十人 see styles |
qiān èr bǎi wǔ shí rén qian1 er4 bai3 wu3 shi2 ren2 ch`ien erh pai wu shih jen chien erh pai wu shih jen sen nihyaku gojū nin |
The 1,250, i.e. the immediate disciples of Buddha's disciples, all former heretics converted to Buddha's truth. |
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aguu; aguu / agu; agu アグー; あぐう |
Okinawan pig breed |
ウチナンチュー see styles |
uchinanchuu / uchinanchu ウチナンチュー |
(rkb:) Okinawan person |
うちなんちゅう see styles |
uchinanchuu / uchinanchu うちなんちゅう |
(rkb:) Okinawan person |
かりゆしウエア see styles |
kariyushiuea かりゆしウエア |
kariyushi shirt; Okinawan dress shirt similar to an aloha shirt |
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sooki; sooki ソーキ; そおき |
(rkb:) {food} Okinawan-style stewed pork spare ribs |
人参しりしりー see styles |
ninjinshirishirii / ninjinshirishiri にんじんしりしりー |
(food term) (rkb:) Okinawan dish of grated carrot stir-fried with egg and sometimes meat or fish |
華嚴五十要問答 华严五十要问答 see styles |
huā yán wǔ shí yào wèn dá hua1 yan2 wu3 shi2 yao4 wen4 da2 hua yen wu shih yao wen ta Kegon gojū yō mondō |
Hua-yen wu-shih yao wen-ta |
金楚糕(rK) see styles |
chinsukou; chinsukoo(sk) / chinsuko; chinsukoo(sk) ちんすこう; チンスコー(sk) |
(kana only) {food} chinsuko; traditional Okinawan biscuit made with wheat flour, lard and sugar |
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juurukunichii; juurukunichii; juurukunichii / jurukunichi; jurukunichi; jurukunichi じゅうるくにちい; ジュウルクニチー; ジュールクニチー |
Jūrukunichī; New Year's Day of the Dead; Okinawan festival celebrated on the 16th day of the first month in the lunar calendar |
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honhabu ほんはぶ |
(kana only) (See 波布) Okinawan habu (Trimeresurus flavoviridis) |
ウチナーヤマトグチ see styles |
uchinaayamatoguchi / uchinayamatoguchi ウチナーヤマトグチ |
Okinawan Japanese |
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eisaa; eisaa / esa; esa エイサア; エイサー |
eisa (Okinawan folk dance that marks the end of the Bon festival) |
さーたーあんだぎー see styles |
saataaandagii / sataandagi さーたーあんだぎー |
(food term) (rkb:) sata andagi; Okinawan sweet deep-fried bun similar to a doughnut |
サータアンダーギー see styles |
saataandaagii / satandagi サータアンダーギー |
(food term) (rkb:) sata andagi; Okinawan sweet deep-fried bun similar to a doughnut |
阿彌陀佛五十菩薩像 阿弥陀佛五十菩萨像 see styles |
ā mí tuó fó wǔ shí pú sà xiàng a1 mi2 tuo2 fo2 wu3 shi2 pu2 sa4 xiang4 a mi t`o fo wu shih p`u sa hsiang a mi to fo wu shih pu sa hsiang Amidabutsu gojū bosatsu zō |
images of the fifty-two bodhisattva attendants of Amitâbha |
サーターアンダーギー see styles |
saataaandaagii / sataandagi サーターアンダーギー |
(food term) (rkb:) sata andagi; Okinawan sweet deep-fried bun similar to a doughnut |
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naichaa; naichaa / naicha; naicha ナイチャー; ないちゃー |
(rkb:) (See 内地・4) mainlander; non-Okinawan Japanese; Yamato Japanese |
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andaagii; andagii / andagi; andagi あんだーぎー; あんだぎー |
(can act as adjective) (1) (rkb:) deep-fried; (can act as adjective) (2) Okinawan doughnut |
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takoraisu; tako raisu タコライス; タコ・ライス |
taco rice (wasei:); Okinawan rice dish topped with taco filling (seasoned mince, salsa sauce, lettuce, etc.) |
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honhabu; honhabu ほんはぶ; ホンハブ |
(kana only) (See ハブ) Okinawan habu (Trimeresurus flavoviridis) |
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toufuyou / tofuyo とうふよう |
Okinawan-style fermented tofu |
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andansuu; andansuu / andansu; andansu アンダンスー; あんだんすー |
{food} (from アンダ + ミスー) fried mixture of minced pork, miso, mirin, etc. (Okinawan dish) |
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chanpuruu; chanpuruu / chanpuru; chanpuru チャンプルー; ちゃんぷるう |
(rkb:) {food} chanpuru; champuru; Okinawan stir-fry dish, usually containing vegetables (especially bitter melon), tofu, meat or fish |
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gojuu(p); iso(ok); i(ok) / goju(p); iso(ok); i(ok) ごじゅう(P); いそ(ok); い(ok) |
(numeric) fifty; 50 |
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eisaa; eisaa; eisaa / esa; esa; esa エイサア; エイサー; えいさあ |
eisa (Okinawan folk dance that marks the end of the Bon festival) |
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gusuku; gushiku; gusuku; gushiku ぐすく; ぐしく; グスク; グシク |
(rkb:) (written 城 in Okinawan place names) Okinawan fortress |
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gusuku; gusuku; gushiku; gushiku グスク; ぐすく; グシク; ぐしく |
(rkb:) (written 城 in Okinawan place names) gusuku (Okinawan castle or fortress) |
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shimakutoぅba(島言葉, 島kutoぅba); shimakutotoba(島kutotoba); shimakutotoba しまくとぅば(島言葉, 島くとぅば); しまクトゥバ(島クトゥバ); シマクトゥバ |
(1) (kana only) (rkb:) mother tongue (from the island where one was raised); (2) (kana only) (rkb:) Okinawan neologism (developed by the language revival movement) |
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shiisaa; shiisaa; shiishii; shishi / shisa; shisa; shishi; shishi シーサー; しいさあ; しーしー; しし |
(しーしー and しし are col.) (See 獅子・1) Okinawan lion (or lion dog) statue placed as talisman against evil at entrances and on roofs |
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chanpuruu; chanpuruu(rk) / chanpuru; chanpuru(rk) チャンプルー; ちゃんぷるう(rk) |
(1) (rkb:) {food} chanpuru; champuru; Okinawan stir-fry dish, usually containing vegetables (especially bitter melon), tofu, meat or fish; (2) (slang) jumble; mess; muddle |
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chanpuruu; chanpuruu(sk) / chanpuru; chanpuru(sk) チャンプルー; ちゃんぷるう(sk) |
(1) (rkb:) {food} chanpuru; champuru; Okinawan stir-fry dish, usually containing vegetables (especially bitter melon), tofu, meat or fish; (2) (slang) (See ごちゃ混ぜ) mess; jumble; muddle; chaos |
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kariyushiwea(p); kariyushiuea かりゆしウェア(P); かりゆしウエア |
kariyushi shirt; Okinawan dress shirt similar to an aloha shirt |
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uchinanchuu; uchinanchu; uchinanchuu / uchinanchu; uchinanchu; uchinanchu ウチナンチュー; ウチナンチュ; うちなんちゅう |
(rkb:) (See ヤマトンチュー) Okinawan person |
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ninjinshirishiri(人参shirishiri); ninjinshirishiri(人参shirishiri); ninjinshirishirii(人参shirishirii); ninjinshirishirii(人参shirishirii) / ninjinshirishiri(人参shirishiri); ninjinshirishiri(人参shirishiri); ninjinshirishiri(人参shirishiri); ninjinshirishiri(人参shirishiri) にんじんしりしり(人参しりしり); にんじんシリシリ(人参シリシリ); にんじんしりしりー(人参しりしりー); にんじんシリシリー(人参シリシリー) |
(rkb:) {food} Okinawan dish of grated carrot stir-fried with egg and sometimes meat or fish |
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saataaandagii; saataaandaagii; saataandaagii; saataaandagii / sataandagi; sataandagi; satandagi; sataandagi サーターアンダギー; サーターアンダーギー; サータアンダーギー; さーたーあんだぎー |
(rkb:) {food} sata andagi; Okinawan sweet deep-fried bun similar to a doughnut |
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saataaandagii; saataaandaagii; saataandaagii(sk); saataaandagii(sk) / sataandagi; sataandagi; satandagi(sk); sataandagi(sk) サーターアンダギー; サーターアンダーギー; サータアンダーギー(sk); さーたーあんだぎー(sk) |
(rkb:) {food} sata andagi; Okinawan sweet deep-fried bun similar to a doughnut |
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