There are 27 total results for your Pollen search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
花粉 see styles |
huā fěn hua1 fen3 hua fen kafun かふん |
pollen pollen |
花藥 花药 see styles |
huā yào hua1 yao4 hua yao |
anther (pollen sack on stamen) |
蒲黄 see styles |
hoou / hoo ほおう |
(See 蒲) cattail pollen (used in traditional Chinese medicine) |
表年 see styles |
omotedoshi おもてどし |
(1) (See なり年・なりどし) year of a large crop; good year (for fruit, etc.); (2) high pollen year |
裏年 see styles |
uradoshi うらどし |
(1) (ant: 表年・1) bad year (for fruit); off year; (2) low pollen year |
送粉 see styles |
soufun / sofun そうふん |
carrying of pollen (by an insect, bird, etc.); pollination |
杉花粉 see styles |
sugikafun すぎかふん |
cedar pollen |
枯草熱 枯草热 see styles |
kū cǎo rè ku1 cao3 re4 k`u ts`ao je ku tsao je kosounetsu / kosonetsu こそうねつ |
hay fever (obsolete) (See 花粉症) hay fever; pollinosis (allergy to pollen) |
花粉症 see styles |
huā fěn zhèng hua1 fen3 zheng4 hua fen cheng kafunshou / kafunsho かふんしょう |
hay fever; seasonal allergic rhinitis hay fever; pollinosis (allergy to pollen) |
花粉管 see styles |
kafunkan かふんかん |
(flower's) pollen tube |
スギ花粉 see styles |
sugikafun スギかふん |
cedar pollen |
杉花粉症 see styles |
sugikafunshou / sugikafunsho すぎかふんしょう |
cedar pollen allergy |
無花粉杉 see styles |
mukafunsugi むかふんすぎ |
(kana only) pollen-free Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) |
花粉分析 see styles |
kafunbunseki かふんぶんせき |
pollen analysis |
花粉化石 see styles |
kafunkaseki かふんかせき |
palynomorph; pollen fossil |
花粉情報 see styles |
kafunjouhou / kafunjoho かふんじょうほう |
pollen report |
花粉管核 see styles |
kafunkankaku かふんかんかく |
pollen tube nucleus |
スギ花粉症 see styles |
sugikafunshou / sugikafunsho スギかふんしょう |
cedar pollen allergy |
無花粉スギ see styles |
mukafunsugi むかふんスギ |
(kana only) pollen-free Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) |
花粉母細胞 see styles |
kafunbosaibou / kafunbosaibo かふんぼさいぼう |
pollen mother cell |
ムカフンスギ see styles |
mukafunsugi ムカフンスギ |
(kana only) pollen-free Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) |
アイケアグラス see styles |
aikeagurasu アイケアグラス |
safety glasses (esp. more fashionable models used in public for protection against pollen, UV rays, etc.) (wasei: eye-care glass) |
アイケア・グラス see styles |
aikea gurasu アイケア・グラス |
safety glasses (esp. more fashionable models used in public for protection against pollen, UV rays, etc.) (wasei: eye-care glass) |
Variations: |
sugikafun(sugi花粉); sugikafun(杉花粉) スギかふん(スギ花粉); すぎかふん(杉花粉) |
cedar pollen |
Variations: |
sugikafunshou(杉花粉症); sugikafunshou(sugi花粉症) / sugikafunsho(杉花粉症); sugikafunsho(sugi花粉症) すぎかふんしょう(杉花粉症); スギかふんしょう(スギ花粉症) |
cedar pollen allergy |
Variations: |
mukafunsugi(無花粉杉); mukafunsugi(無花粉sugi); mukafunsugi むかふんすぎ(無花粉杉); むかふんスギ(無花粉スギ); ムカフンスギ |
(kana only) pollen-free Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) |
Variations: |
aikeagurasu; aikea gurasu アイケアグラス; アイケア・グラス |
safety glasses (esp. more fashionable models used in public for protection against pollen, UV rays, etc.) (wasei: eye-care glass) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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