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Characters Pronunciation
Romanization
Simple Dictionary Definition

Variations:
レザー(P)
レーザー(rk)

see styles
 rezaa(p); reezaa(rk) / reza(p); reeza(rk)
    レザー(P); レーザー(rk)
(1) leather; (2) (abbreviation) (See レザークロス) leathercloth

Variations:
子牛革
仔牛革
子牛皮
仔牛皮

see styles
 koushikawa / koshikawa
    こうしかわ
calfskin; calf leather

Variations:
オイルドレザー
オイルド・レザー

see styles
 oirudorezaa; oirudo rezaa / oirudoreza; oirudo reza
    オイルドレザー; オイルド・レザー
oiled leather

Variations:
レザークラフト
レザー・クラフト

see styles
 rezaakurafuto; rezaa kurafuto / rezakurafuto; reza kurafuto
    レザークラフト; レザー・クラフト
leather craft

Variations:
レザーペーパー
レザー・ペーパー

see styles
 rezaapeepaa; rezaa peepaa / rezapeepa; reza peepa
    レザーペーパー; レザー・ペーパー
(See 擬革紙) leather paper; imitation leather

Variations:
革威
革縅
韋威
革おどし(sK)

see styles
 kawaodoshi
    かわおどし
(hist) binding of plates with leather laces (in traditional suits of armor)

Variations:
ケミカルシューズ
ケミカル・シューズ

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 kemikarushuuzu; kemikaru shuuzu / kemikarushuzu; kemikaru shuzu
    ケミカルシューズ; ケミカル・シューズ
(See ケミカル・2) footwear made from synthetic materials (wasei: chemical shoes); imitation leather shoes

Variations:
プルアップレザー
プルアップ・レザー

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 puruapurezaa; puruapu rezaa / puruapureza; puruapu reza
    プルアップレザー; プルアップ・レザー
pull up leather; oil and wax-rich leather that changes colour when flexed

Variations:
レザージャケット
レザー・ジャケット

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 rezaajaketto; rezaa jaketto / rezajaketto; reza jaketto
    レザージャケット; レザー・ジャケット
leather jacket

Variations:
なめし革
なめし皮
鞣し革
鞣革
鞣皮

see styles
 nameshigawa
    なめしがわ
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (1) leather; tanned animal hide; suede; (noun - becomes adjective with の) (2) kanji "tanned leather" radical (radical 178)

Variations:
オーストリッチレザー
オーストリッチ・レザー

see styles
 oosutoricchirezaa; oosutoricchi rezaa / oosutoricchireza; oosutoricchi reza
    オーストリッチレザー; オーストリッチ・レザー
ostrich leather

Variations:
練る(P)
煉る(rK)
錬る(rK)
邌る(rK)

see styles
 neru
    ねる
(transitive verb) (1) to knead; to thicken into a paste (stirring over a flame); (transitive verb) (2) to polish (a plan, etc.); to refine; to elaborate; to work out; (transitive verb) (3) to train; to drill; to exercise; (transitive verb) (4) to gloss (silk); to soften; to degum; (transitive verb) (5) to tan (leather); (transitive verb) (6) to temper (steel); (v5r,vi) (7) to walk in procession; to parade; to march

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