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| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
紇 纥 see styles |
hé he2 ho kotsu |
tassels Tassels; the Uigur tribe; a knot. |
綖 𫄧 see styles |
yán yan2 yen en |
cap tassels The threads of beads or gems which hang, front and back, from the ceremonial square cap. |
衈 see styles |
èr er4 erh |
the blood of a sacrificial fowl which was sprinkled on doors and vessels |
隻 只 see styles |
zhī zhi1 chih seki せき |
classifier for birds and certain animals, one of a pair, some utensils, vessels etc (counter) (1) counter for ships; (counter) (2) counter for half of a pair (e.g. half of a folding screen); (counter) (3) (archaism) counter for items carried in a bundle (e.g. fish, birds, arrows); (personal name) Sumihiko |
乾漆 see styles |
kanshitsu かんしつ |
(1) dried lacquer; (2) dry lacquer (technique); kanshitsu; technique for making objects (vessels, sculptures, statues, etc.) from many layers of hemp cloth soaked with lacquer |
冕冠 see styles |
miǎn guān mian3 guan1 mien kuan benkan べんかん |
see 冕[mian3] (hist) benkan; square-topped ceremonial crown with jeweled tassels |
四房 see styles |
shibusa しぶさ |
{sumo} four tassels hung above the ring; (place-name) Shibou |
寶甁 宝甁 see styles |
bǎo píng bao3 ping2 pao p`ing pao ping hōbyō |
kuṇḍikā, a precious vase, vessels used in worship; a baptismal vase used by the esoteric sects for pouring water on the head. |
彞器 彝器 see styles |
yí qì yi2 qi4 i ch`i i chi |
ritual objects; sacral vessels |
殼菜 壳菜 see styles |
qiào cài qiao4 cai4 ch`iao ts`ai chiao tsai |
mussels (as food) |
河蚌 see styles |
hé bàng he2 bang4 ho pang |
mussels; bivalves grown in rivers and lakes |
流蘇 流苏 see styles |
liú sū liu2 su1 liu su |
tassels |
炊器 see styles |
chuī qì chui1 qi4 ch`ui ch`i chui chi |
cooking vessels (archaeology) |
祭器 see styles |
jì qì ji4 qi4 chi ch`i chi chi saiki さいき |
ritual dishes; sacrificial vessels equipment used in rituals |
簞笥 箪笥 see styles |
dān sì dan1 si4 tan ssu |
bamboo box; vessels for holding food See: 箪笥 |
脈管 脉管 see styles |
mài guǎn mai4 guan3 mai kuan myakkan; myakukan みゃっかん; みゃくかん |
vascular (made up of vessels) blood vessel; duct |
脈絡 脉络 see styles |
mài luò mai4 luo4 mai lo myakuraku みゃくらく |
arteries and veins; network of blood vessels; vascular system (of a plant or animal); (fig.) fabric (i.e. underlying structure, as in "social fabric"); overall context (1) logical connection; chain of reasoning; coherence; context; (2) (orig. meaning) blood vessel flow of the veins |
舶用 see styles |
hakuyou / hakuyo はくよう |
(can act as adjective) marine; for shipping; for vessels |
艦船 舰船 see styles |
jiàn chuán jian4 chuan2 chien ch`uan chien chuan kansen かんせん |
warship (1) warships and other vessels; (2) naval vessels |
艦艇 舰艇 see styles |
jiàn tǐng jian4 ting3 chien t`ing chien ting kantei / kante かんてい |
warship; naval vessel naval vessels; warships |
血瘤 see styles |
xuè liú xue4 liu2 hsüeh liu ketsuryuu / ketsuryu けつりゅう |
blood tumor; angioma (tumor consisting of a mass of blood vessels) {med} hematocele |
血脈 血脉 see styles |
xuè mài xue4 mai4 hsüeh mai ketsumyaku; kechimyaku けつみゃく; けちみゃく |
blood vessels (1) blood vessel; (2) blood relationship blood vessel |
血道 see styles |
chimichi ちみち |
(See 血の道・ちのみち・2) blood vessels |
配船 see styles |
haisen はいせん |
(n,vs,vi) assignment of vessels |
開港 see styles |
kaikou / kaiko かいこう |
(n,vs,vt,vi) (1) opening a port (seaport, airport, etc.); starting operations at a port; (n,vs,vt,vi) (2) opening a port to foreign vessels or trade |
鼬屬 鼬属 see styles |
yòu shǔ you4 shu3 yu shu |
Mustela (genus of weasels etc) |
ムール see styles |
muuru / muru ムール |
mussels (fre: moule) |
乾漆造 see styles |
kanshitsuzou / kanshitsuzo かんしつぞう |
dry lacquer technique; kanshitsu; technique for making objects (vessels, sculptures, statues, etc.) from many layers of hemp cloth soaked with lacquer |
得撫草 see styles |
uruppusou / uruppuso うるっぷそう |
(kana only) weaselsnout (Lagotis glauca) |
心残り see styles |
kokoronokori こころのこり |
(noun or adjectival noun) (1) regret; (2) (kana only) flesh, blood vessels and fat from around chicken heart (usu. served as yakitori) |
血の道 see styles |
chinomichi ちのみち |
(1) assorted (female) medical disorders; (2) blood vessels |
連通器 连通器 see styles |
lián tōng qì lian2 tong1 qi4 lien t`ung ch`i lien tung chi |
communicating vessels (in scientific experiment) |
連通管 see styles |
rentsuukan / rentsukan れんつうかん |
communicating vessels |
イタチ科 see styles |
itachika イタチか |
Mustelidae (family comprising the weasels) |
セルシン see styles |
serushin セルシン |
(See セルシンモーター) selsyn; synchro; self-synchronizing motor |
布魯塞爾 布鲁塞尔 see styles |
bù lǔ sài ěr bu4 lu3 sai4 er3 pu lu sai erh |
Brussels, capital of Belgium |
微絲血管 微丝血管 see styles |
wēi sī xuè guǎn wei1 si1 xue4 guan3 wei ssu hsüeh kuan |
capillary blood vessels |
恩恵期間 see styles |
onkeikikan / onkekikan おんけいきかん |
{law} period of grace (e.g. in which merchant vessels are allowed to leave a belligerent nation's port after an outbreak of war) |
毛細血管 毛细血管 see styles |
máo xì xuè guǎn mao2 xi4 xue4 guan3 mao hsi hsüeh kuan mousaikekkan / mosaikekkan もうさいけっかん |
capillary blood vessels (noun - becomes adjective with の) capillary vessel; capillary |
球芽甘藍 球芽甘蓝 see styles |
qiú yá gān lán qiu2 ya2 gan1 lan2 ch`iu ya kan lan chiu ya kan lan |
Brussels sprouts (Brassica oleracea L. var. gemmifera) |
磯辺巻き see styles |
isobemaki いそべまき |
{food} (See 海苔) bite-sized morsels wrapped in nori |
血脈僨張 血脉偾张 see styles |
xuè mài fèn zhāng xue4 mai4 fen4 zhang1 hsüeh mai fen chang |
lit. blood vessels swell wide (idiom); fig. one's blood runs quicker; to be excited |
ウルップ草 see styles |
uruppusou / uruppuso ウルップそう |
(kana only) weaselsnout (Lagotis glauca) |
ブラッセル see styles |
burasseru ブラッセル |
(See ブリュッセル) Brussels (Belgium); (place-name) Brussel |
加拿大皇家 see styles |
jiā ná dà huáng jiā jia1 na2 da4 huang2 jia1 chia na ta huang chia |
HMCS (Her Majesty's Canadian Ship); prefix for Canadian Navy Vessels |
子持ち甘藍 see styles |
komochikanran こもちかんらん |
(rare) (See 芽キャベツ) Brussels sprouts |
芽キャベツ see styles |
mekyabetsu; mekyabetsu めキャベツ; メキャベツ |
Brussels sprout (Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera) |
ウルップソウ see styles |
uruppusou / uruppuso ウルップソウ |
(kana only) weaselsnout (Lagotis glauca) |
ブリュッセル see styles |
buryusseru ブリュッセル |
Brussels (Belgium) (fre: Bruxelles, dut: Brussel); (place-name) Bruxelles |
半瓶水響叮噹 半瓶水响叮当 see styles |
bàn píng shuǐ xiǎng dīng dāng ban4 ping2 shui3 xiang3 ding1 dang1 pan p`ing shui hsiang ting tang pan ping shui hsiang ting tang |
lit. if you tap a half-empty bottle it makes a sound (idiom); fig. empty vessels make the most noise; one who has a little knowledge likes to show off, but one who is truly knowledgeable is modest |
呂塞爾斯海姆 吕塞尔斯海姆 see styles |
lǚ sāi ěr sī hǎi mǔ lu:3 sai1 er3 si1 hai3 mu3 lü sai erh ssu hai mu |
Rüsselsheim, city in Germany |
マスクスクイズ see styles |
masukusukuizu マスクスクイズ |
mask squeeze; unequal pressure between the mask air space and the vascular pressure within the blood vessels of the face |
セルシンモーター see styles |
serushinmootaa / serushinmoota セルシンモーター |
selsyn motor |
マスク・スクイズ see styles |
masuku sukuizu マスク・スクイズ |
mask squeeze; unequal pressure between the mask air space and the vascular pressure within the blood vessels of the face |
セルシン・モーター see styles |
serushin mootaa / serushin moota セルシン・モーター |
selsyn motor |
Variations: |
uruppusou(得撫草); uruppusou(uruppu草); uruppusou / uruppuso(得撫草); uruppuso(uruppu草); uruppuso うるっぷそう(得撫草); ウルップそう(ウルップ草); ウルップソウ |
(kana only) weaselsnout (Lagotis glauca) |
鳴く猫は鼠を捕らぬ see styles |
nakunekohanezumiotoranu なくねこはねずみをとらぬ |
(expression) (proverb) empty vessels make the most sound; the meowing cat does not catch the mouse |
Variations: |
komochikanran; komochikanran こもちかんらん; コモチカンラン |
(rare) (See 芽キャベツ) Brussels sprout |
一瓶子不響，半瓶子晃蕩 一瓶子不响，半瓶子晃荡 see styles |
yī píng zi bù xiǎng , bàn píng zi huàng dang yi1 ping2 zi5 bu4 xiang3 , ban4 ping2 zi5 huang4 dang5 i p`ing tzu pu hsiang , pan p`ing tzu huang tang i ping tzu pu hsiang , pan ping tzu huang tang |
lit. a full bottle makes no sound; a half-filled bottle sloshes (idiom); fig. empty vessels make the most noise |
Variations: |
tanshikoshou / tanshikosho たんしこしょう |
(yoji) (rare) (from Mencius) receiving with food and drink (e.g. troops); baskets of rice and vessels of congee |
Variations: |
masukusukuizu; masuku sukuizu マスクスクイズ; マスク・スクイズ |
mask squeeze; unequal pressure between the mask air space and the vascular pressure within the blood vessels of the face |
Variations: |
serushinmootaa; serushin mootaa / serushinmoota; serushin moota セルシンモーター; セルシン・モーター |
selsyn motor |
Variations: |
nakusemiyorimonakanuhotarugamiokogasu なくせみよりもなかぬほたるがみをこがす |
(exp,v5s) (proverb) empty vessels make the most noise; the silent firefly burns with more passion than the crying cicada |
Variations: |
nakusemiyorimonakanuhotarugamiokogasu なくせみよりもなかぬほたるがみをこがす |
(exp,v5s) (proverb) empty vessels make the most noise; the silent firefly burns with more passion than the crying cicada |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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