There are 27 total results for your ハラパ search in the dictionary.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
ハラパ see styles |
baraba バラバ |
(personal name) Barabbas |
バラハス see styles |
barahasu バラハス |
More info & calligraphy: Barajas |
バラハタ see styles |
barahata バラハタ |
(kana only) yellow-edged lyretail (Variola louti); lyretail grouper; coronation cod |
ハラハプ see styles |
harahapu ハラハプ |
(personal name) Harahap |
はらはら see styles |
harahara ハラハラ |
(abbreviation) (from ハラスメント・ハラスメント) harassing someone by claiming they are harassing someone; (place-name) Parapara |
ハラハン see styles |
baraban バラバン |
(personal name) Balaban |
バラバク島 see styles |
barabakutou / barabakuto バラバクとう |
(place-name) Balabac (island) |
バラバノボ see styles |
barabanobo バラバノボ |
(place-name) Balabanovo |
バラバク海峡 see styles |
barabakukaikyou / barabakukaikyo バラバクかいきょう |
(place-name) Balabac Straits |
ばらばら事件 see styles |
barabarajiken ばらばらじけん |
murder case in which the victim is chopped into pieces; mutilation murder case |
パラパラ漫画 see styles |
paraparamanga パラパラまんが |
flip book; flick book |
アンバラバオ see styles |
anbarabao アンバラバオ |
(place-name) Ambalavao (Madagascar) |
イスタパラパ see styles |
isutaparapa イスタパラパ |
(place-name) Ixtapalapa (Mexico) |
ピルツハラバ see styles |
pirutsuharaba ピルツハラバ |
(personal name) Pirtskhalava |
バラバンネーニ see styles |
barabanneeni バラバンネーニ |
(personal name) Vallabhaneni |
てんでばらばら see styles |
tendebarabara てんでばらばら |
(adjectival noun) (1) various; diverse; divergent; (2) according to one's own wishes |
フクバラハップ see styles |
fukubarahappu フクバラハップ |
(personal name) Hukbalahap |
ハラパエンリケス see styles |
harapaenrikesu ハラパエンリケス |
(place-name) Jalapa Enliquez |
バラバラガン諸島 see styles |
barabaraganshotou / barabaraganshoto バラバラガンしょとう |
(place-name) Kepulauan Balabalagan (islands) |
てんでんばらばら see styles |
tendenbarabara てんでんばらばら |
(adjectival noun) (1) various; diverse; divergent; (2) according to one's own wishes |
ちゃんちゃんばらばら see styles |
chanchanbarabara ちゃんちゃんばらばら |
(adv,adv-to) (1) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) clashing of swords; (2) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) fight; brawl; scuffle |
Variations: |
parapara(p); parapara パラパラ(P); ぱらぱら |
para para; disco dancing with synchronized arm motions |
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barabarajiken ばらばらじけん |
murder case in which the victim is chopped into pieces; mutilation murder case |
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barabaraninaru; barabaraninaru バラバラになる; ばらばらになる |
(exp,v5r,vi) to come apart; to break into pieces; to fragment; to stray apart |
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barabarajiken ばらばらじけん |
murder case in which the victim is chopped into pieces; mutilation murder case |
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aparapaa; apparapaa; apparapaa(sk) / aparapa; apparapa; apparapa(sk) アッパラパー; あっぱらぱー; あっぱらぱあ(sk) |
(noun or adjectival noun) (colloquialism) carefree; easygoing |
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tendebarabara; tendebarabara; tendenbarabara; tendenbarabara; tendenbarabara; tendebarabara てんでバラバラ; てんでばらばら; てんでんばらばら; てんでんバラバラ; テンデンバラバラ; テンデバラバラ |
(adjectival noun) (1) various; diverse; divergent; disorderly; uncoordinated; (adjectival noun) (2) each according to one's own wishes |
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