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12>Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
獣 see styles |
shòu shou4 shou kemono(p); kedamono(p); juu; kemono; kedamono / kemono(p); kedamono(p); ju; kemono; kedamono けもの(P); けだもの(P); じゅう; ケモノ; ケダモノ |
Japanese variant of 獸|兽 (1) beast; brute; animal; (2) (ケモノ only) (slang) (term used by members of the furry subculture) animal with human characteristics; (personal name) Munetada |
獣人 see styles |
juujin; kemonobito / jujin; kemonobito じゅうじん; けものびと |
(fictional) fusion of human and animal; therianthrope; furry; human beast |
獣偏 see styles |
kemonohen けものへん |
kanji "dog" or "animal" radical at left |
獣医 see styles |
juui / jui じゅうい |
veterinarian; veterinary surgeon; vet |
獣姦 see styles |
juukan / jukan じゅうかん |
bestiality; zooerastia; sodomy |
獣害 see styles |
juugai / jugai じゅうがい |
damage caused by wild animals (e.g. to crops, trees) |
獣帯 see styles |
juutai / jutai じゅうたい |
(See 黄道十二宮) zodiac |
獣心 see styles |
juushin / jushin じゅうしん |
brutal heart |
獣性 see styles |
juusei / juse じゅうせい |
brutality; animal nature |
獣慾 see styles |
juuyoku / juyoku じゅうよく |
animal or carnal desires; lust |
獣欲 see styles |
juuyoku / juyoku じゅうよく |
animal or carnal desires; lust |
獣毛 see styles |
juumou / jumo じゅうもう |
animal hair |
獣炭 see styles |
juutan / jutan じゅうたん |
(See 骨炭) animal charcoal; carbo animalis |
獣狩 see styles |
shishigari ししがり |
hunting (of animals such as boar, deer, etc.) |
獣畜 see styles |
juuchiku / juchiku じゅうちく |
wild and domestic animals; livestock |
獣的 see styles |
juuteki / juteki じゅうてき |
(adjectival noun) bestial; beastly; beast-like; brutal |
獣皮 see styles |
juuhi / juhi じゅうひ |
hide; pelt; animal skin |
獣肉 see styles |
juuniku / juniku じゅうにく |
animal flesh |
獣脂 see styles |
juushi / jushi じゅうし |
grease; animal fat; tallow |
獣行 see styles |
juukou / juko じゅうこう |
brutal or bestial act |
獣道 see styles |
kemonomichi けものみち |
animal trail |
獣鍋 see styles |
shishinabe ししなべ |
(food term) boar meat hot pot; boar stew |
獣類 see styles |
juurui / jurui じゅうるい |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) beasts; mammals |
獣骨 see styles |
juukotsu / jukotsu じゅうこつ |
animal bones |
人獣 see styles |
jinjuu / jinju じんじゅう |
(1) humans and animals; humans and beasts; (2) (See 人面獣心) beast in human form |
半獣 see styles |
hanjuu / hanju はんじゅう |
(See 半人半獣) half-human and half-beast |
四獣 see styles |
shijuu / shiju しじゅう |
(1) four beasts (tiger, leopard, black bear, and brown bear); (2) (See 四神) four gods said to rule over the four directions |
国獣 see styles |
kokujuu / kokuju こくじゅう |
national animal |
奇獣 see styles |
kijuu / kiju きじゅう |
unusual beast; strange beast |
害獣 see styles |
gaijuu / gaiju がいじゅう |
harmful animal; pest; vermin |
小獣 see styles |
shoujuu / shoju しょうじゅう |
small animal (mammal) |
巨獣 see styles |
kyojuu / kyoju きょじゅう |
large animal |
幻獣 see styles |
genjuu / genju げんじゅう |
cryptid (unidentified mysterious creature); mythical beast |
幼獣 see styles |
youjuu / yoju ようじゅう |
young animal (esp. a mammal) |
性獣 see styles |
seijuu / seju せいじゅう |
(colloquialism) sex maniac; sex fiend |
怪獣 see styles |
kaijuu / kaiju かいじゅう |
More info & calligraphy: Kaiju |
成獣 see styles |
seijuu / seju せいじゅう |
adult animal |
海獣 see styles |
kaijuu / kaiju かいじゅう |
marine mammal |
炭獣 see styles |
isao いさお |
(personal name) Isao |
猛獣 see styles |
moujuu / moju もうじゅう |
fierce animal; beast of prey; big game |
猟獣 see styles |
ryoujuu / ryoju りょうじゅう |
(See 狩猟動物) game animal |
珍獣 see styles |
chinjuu / chinju ちんじゅう |
rare (or peculiar) animal |
瑞獣 see styles |
zuijuu / zuiju ずいじゅう |
(See 麒麟・2) auspicious beast (in Chinese mythology, e.g. the qilin) |
百獣 see styles |
hyakujuu / hyakuju ひゃくじゅう |
all kinds of animals |
益獣 see styles |
ekijuu / ekiju えきじゅう |
(ant: 害獣) animal beneficial to humans |
石獣 see styles |
sekijuu / sekiju せきじゅう |
stone image of an animal; stone figures of animals |
神獣 see styles |
shinjuu / shinju しんじゅう |
(See 四神獣) divine beast |
禽獣 see styles |
kinjuu / kinju きんじゅう |
birds and beasts; beast; brute; (dumb) animal |
聖獣 see styles |
seijuu / seju せいじゅう |
sacred beast |
虻獣 see styles |
asao あさお |
(personal name) Asao |
野獣 see styles |
yajuu / yaju やじゅう |
wild beast; wild animal; brute |
雷獣 see styles |
raijuu / raiju らいじゅう |
beast which descends from the sky with a thunderbolt (in Chinese mythology) |
霊獣 see styles |
reijuu / reju れいじゅう |
sacred beast |
駄獣 see styles |
dajuu / daju だじゅう |
pack animal |
魔獣 see styles |
majuu / maju まじゅう |
legendary beast; magical beast |
鳥獣 see styles |
choujuu / choju ちょうじゅう |
birds and wild animals; wildlife |
獣亜綱 see styles |
juuakou / juako じゅうあこう |
Theria (mammalian subclass) |
獣医学 see styles |
juuigaku / juigaku じゅういがく |
veterinary medicine |
獣医師 see styles |
juuishi / juishi じゅういし |
veterinarian; veterinary surgeon; vet |
獣弓目 see styles |
juukyuumoku / jukyumoku じゅうきゅうもく |
Therapsida (order of advanced synapsids) |
獣弓類 see styles |
juukyuurui / jukyurui じゅうきゅうるい |
therapsids |
獣形類 see styles |
juukeirui / jukerui じゅうけいるい |
Theromorpha |
獣歯類 see styles |
juushirui / jushirui じゅうしるい |
Theriodontia; theriodonts |
獣狩り see styles |
shishigari ししがり |
hunting (of animals such as boar, deer, etc.) |
獣王記 see styles |
juuouki / juoki じゅうおうき |
(product) Altered Beast (1989 Sega Arcade game, ported to Mega Drive (Genesis)); (product name) Altered Beast (1989 Sega Arcade game, ported to Mega Drive (Genesis)) |
獣皮紙 see styles |
juuhishi / juhishi じゅうひし |
(rare) (See 羊皮紙,ベラム) parchment; vellum |
獣脚類 see styles |
juukyakurui / jukyakurui じゅうきゃくるい |
theropods |
一角獣 see styles |
ikkakujuu / ikkakuju いっかくじゅう |
More info & calligraphy: Unicorn |
全獣類 see styles |
zenjuurui / zenjurui ぜんじゅうるい |
holotherians; members of a problematic clade containing Kuehneotherium and all living therians |
半獣神 see styles |
hanjuushin / hanjushin はんじゅうしん |
goat-god; satyr; Pan; Faunus |
原獣類 see styles |
genjuurui / genjurui げんじゅうるい |
prototherians |
召喚獣 see styles |
shoukanjuu / shokanju しょうかんじゅう |
(manga slang) summoned creature; summoned beast |
四神獣 see styles |
shijinjuu / shijinju しじんじゅう |
four divine beasts; guardian deities of the four cardinal points |
四足獣 see styles |
shisokujuu / shisokuju しそくじゅう |
quadruped; four-footed animal |
大怪獣 see styles |
daikaijuu / daikaiju だいかいじゅう |
large monster (Japanese film genre) |
大猟獣 see styles |
dairyoujuu / dairyoju だいりょうじゅう |
big game |
後獣類 see styles |
koujuurui / kojurui こうじゅうるい |
metatherians |
怪獣像 see styles |
kaijuuzou / kaijuzo かいじゅうぞう |
(rare) (See ガーゴイル) gargoyle |
真獣類 see styles |
shinjuurui / shinjurui しんじゅうるい |
eutherians |
神獣鏡 see styles |
shinjuukyou / shinjukyo しんじゅうきょう |
ancient mirror decorated with gods and animals |
肉食獣 see styles |
nikushokujuu / nikushokuju にくしょくじゅう |
carnivore; carnivorous animal |
膃肭獣 see styles |
ottosei / ottose おっとせい |
(kana only) fur seal (esp. the northern fur seal, Callorhinus ursinus); Alaskan fur seal |
草食獣 see styles |
soushokujuu / soshokuju そうしょくじゅう |
(See 草食動物) herbivore |
野獣派 see styles |
yajuuha / yajuha やじゅうは |
(See フォーヴィスム) Fauvism; the Fauvists |
食蟻獣 see styles |
arikui ありくい |
(kana only) anteater |
獣の数字 see styles |
kemononosuuji / kemononosuji けもののすうじ |
(exp,n) {Christn} number of the beast (666) |
獣医学部 see styles |
juuigaikubu / juigaikubu じゅういがいくぶ |
department of veterinary science; (place-name) Juuigaikubu |
一角獣座 see styles |
ikkakujuuza / ikkakujuza いっかくじゅうざ |
Monoceros (constellation); the Unicorn |
人面獣心 see styles |
jinmenjuushin; ninmenjuushin / jinmenjushin; ninmenjushin じんめんじゅうしん; にんめんじゅうしん |
(yoji) beast in human form |
半人半獣 see styles |
hanjinhanjuu / hanjinhanju はんじんはんじゅう |
(can be adjective with の) half-human, half-beast; therianthropic |
原獣亜綱 see styles |
genjuuakou / genjuako げんじゅうあこう |
Prototheria |
奥山放獣 see styles |
okuyamahoujuu / okuyamahoju おくやまほうじゅう |
relocation of wild animals to a remote location |
後獣下綱 see styles |
koujuukakou / kojukako こうじゅうかこう |
Metatheria (mammalian infraclass) |
怪獣映画 see styles |
kaijuueiga / kaijuega かいじゅうえいが |
monster film |
正獣下綱 see styles |
seijuukakou / sejukako せいじゅうかこう |
(See 真獣下綱) Eutheria (mammalian infraclass) |
狩猟鳥獣 see styles |
shuryouchoujuu / shuryochoju しゅりょうちょうじゅう |
{law} animals that can legally be hunted; game animals |
猛獣使い see styles |
moujuuzukai; moujuutsukai / mojuzukai; mojutsukai もうじゅうづかい; もうじゅうつかい |
(See 使い・つかい・4) wild-animal tamer |
猛獣狩り see styles |
moujuugari / mojugari もうじゅうがり |
big-game hunting |
異獣亜綱 see styles |
ijuuakou / ijuako いじゅうあこう |
Allotheria (subclass of Mesozoic mammals) |
異獣亜網 see styles |
ijuuakou / ijuako いじゅうあこう |
(irregular kanji usage) Allotheria (subclass of Mesozoic mammals) |
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