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There are 29 total results for your 零れ search in the dictionary.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
零れ see styles |
kobore こぼれ |
(1) (kana only) spilling; spill; (2) (kana only) leavings; leftovers |
零れる see styles |
koboreru こぼれる |
(v1,vi) (1) (kana only) to spill; to fall out of; to overflow; (2) to peek through; to become visible (although normally not); (3) to escape (of a smile, tear, etc.) |
零れ球 see styles |
koboredama こぼれだま |
(sports) loose ball; rebound |
零れ種 see styles |
koboredane こぼれだね |
(1) self-sown seed; self-sown seedling; (2) illegitimate child (e.g. of one's servant) |
零れ話 see styles |
koborebanashi こぼればなし |
tidbit; titbit; digression; sidebar; snippet |
お零れ see styles |
okobore おこぼれ |
(kana only) leavings; leftovers |
御零れ see styles |
okobore おこぼれ |
(kana only) leavings; leftovers |
零れ幸い see styles |
koborezaiwai こぼれざいわい |
unexpected piece of good luck; windfall |
煮零れる see styles |
nikoboreru にこぼれる |
(v1,vi) to boil over |
落ち零れ see styles |
ochikobore おちこぼれ |
(1) (sensitive word) leftovers; odds and ends; pickings; (2) (sensitive word) student who can't keep up in school; dunce |
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kobore こぼれ |
(1) (kana only) spilling; spill; (2) (kana only) (See 御零れ) leavings; leftovers |
零れ落ちる see styles |
koboreochiru こぼれおちる |
(v1,vi) to spill over and fall; to scatter (petals, leaves, etc.) |
沸き零れる see styles |
wakikoboreru わきこぼれる |
(intransitive verb) to bubble over; to boil over |
落ち零れる see styles |
ochikoboreru おちこぼれる |
(v1,vi) (1) (sensitive word) to leave something behind; to fall behind; to fall short; to drop out; (2) to drop; to fall; to spill |
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okobore おこぼれ |
(kana only) (See 零れ・2) leavings; leftovers |
お零れに預かる see styles |
okoboreniazukaru おこぼれにあずかる |
(expression) to get a tiny share of the profits; to get a small share of what someone is enjoying |
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koboredama こぼれだま |
{sports} loose ball; rebound |
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koboredane; koboredane こぼれだね; こぼれダネ |
(1) self-sown seed; self-sown seedling; (2) illegitimate child (e.g. of one's servant) |
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koborebanashi こぼればなし |
tidbit; titbit; digression; sidebar; snippet |
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koboreru こぼれる |
(v1,vi) (1) (kana only) to spill; to fall out of; to overflow; (v1,vi) (2) to peek through; to become visible (although normally not); (v1,vi) (3) to escape (of a smile, tear, etc.) |
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koborezaiwai こぼれざいわい |
unexpected piece of good luck; windfall |
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ukikobore うきこぼれ |
(1) alienation and estrangement felt by highly academically able students; (2) (See 落ちこぼれ・3) gifted student; overachiever |
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koboreochiru こぼれおちる |
(v1,vi) to spill over and fall; to scatter (petals, leaves, etc.) |
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wakikoboreru わきこぼれる |
(v1,vi) to bubble over; to boil over |
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ochikoboreru おちこぼれる |
(v1,vi) (1) to fall behind; to drop out; (v1,vi) (2) to drop; to fall; to spill; to scatter |
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ochikobore おちこぼれ |
(1) fallen scraps; scatterings; (2) leftovers; remainder; pickings; odds and ends; (noun - becomes adjective with の) (3) (colloquialism) (sensitive word) (See 浮きこぼれ・2) student who cannot keep up in school; dropout (from school, society, a movement, etc.) |
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nikoboreru にこぼれる |
(v1,vi) to boil over |
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okoboreniazukaru おこぼれにあずかる |
(expression) to get a tiny share of the profits; to get a small share of what someone is enjoying |
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fukikoboreru ふきこぼれる |
(v1,vi) to boil over |
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