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Simple Dictionary Definition |
切り see styles |
kiri きり |
(1) end; finish; stop; (2) bounds; limits; (3) delivery date (of a futures contract); (4) finale (of a noh song); end of an act (in joruri or kabuki); final performance of the day (in vaudeville); (suf,ctr) (5) counter for slices (esp. thick slices); counter for cuts (e.g. fish, meat); (particle) (6) (kana only) only; just; (7) (kana only) since; after; (8) (kana only) remaining (in a particular state) |
切り傷 see styles |
kirikizu きりきず |
cut; gash; incision |
切り創 see styles |
kirikizu きりきず |
cut; gash; incision |
切り口 see styles |
kirikuchi きりくち |
(1) cut end; section; opening; slit; (2) point of view; (different) perspective; new approach |
切り土 see styles |
kirido きりど kiritsuchi きりつち |
earth cut; cutting |
切り場 see styles |
kiriba きりば |
coal face; working face |
切り妻 see styles |
kirizuma きりづま |
(irregular okurigana usage) (1) gable; (2) (abbreviation) gabled roof; building with a gabled roof; gabled roof construction; (irregular okurigana usage) (ik) (1) gable; (2) (abbreviation) gabled roof; building with a gabled roof; gabled roof construction |
切り子 see styles |
kiriko きりこ |
facet; facetted object; (female given name) Kiriko |
切り屑 see styles |
kirikuzu きりくず |
scraps; chips |
切り岸 see styles |
kirigishi きりぎし |
steep bank; cliff |
切り幕 see styles |
kirimaku きりまく |
entrance curtain (noh) |
切り幣 see styles |
kirinusa きりぬさ |
paper and sacred sakaki branches cut and mixed with rice to scatter before the gods |
切り得 see styles |
kiridoku きりどく |
no retribution for a samurai killing a commoner |
切り戸 see styles |
kirido きりど |
low gate; side gate |
切り手 see styles |
kirite きりて |
cutter; certificate |
切り方 see styles |
kirikata きりかた |
way of cutting; how to cut or slice |
切り札 see styles |
kirifuda きりふだ |
(1) trump card; (2) ace up one's sleeve; secret weapon |
切り杭 see styles |
kirikui きりくい |
stump |
切り枝 see styles |
kirieda きりえだ |
cuttings; lop; spray; set; slip |
切り株 see styles |
kirikabu きりかぶ |
stump; stubble |
切り火 see styles |
kiribi きりび |
(1) striking sparks with flint and steel or by rubbing sticks together (usu. to start a fire); fire lit by sparks from flint and steel, etc.; (2) (Shinto) Shinto fire-purification ceremony |
切り炭 see styles |
kirizumi きりずみ |
cut-up charcoal |
切り畑 see styles |
kirihata きりはた |
hillside farm; fallow ground |
切り番 see styles |
kiriban きりばん |
good turning point number (10000, 12345 etc., often referring to web site visit counts) |
切り疵 see styles |
kirikizu きりきず |
cut; gash; incision |
切り目 see styles |
kirime きりめ |
(1) cut; notch; (2) end; conclusion |
切り石 see styles |
kiriishi / kirishi きりいし |
hewn stone; quarried stone; ashlar; flagstone |
切り窓 see styles |
kirimado きりまど |
windows cut out of a wall |
切り端 see styles |
kirihashi きりはし |
scraps; cut end; cut-off piece |
切り籠 see styles |
kiriko きりこ |
facet; facetted object |
切り粉 see styles |
kiriko きりこ |
chips or shavings left after cutting wood or metal with a saw, etc. |
切り紙 see styles |
kirigami きりがみ kirikami きりかみ |
cut paper; paper cut in half; paper scrap; the art of cutting paper (in contrast to origami) |
切り絵 see styles |
kirie きりえ |
cutout; cutout picture; collage |
切り縄 see styles |
kirinawa きりなわ |
piece of rope cut for a certain purpose |
切り羽 see styles |
kiriha きりは |
face (of a wall of coal or ore, etc.); working face (of a mine) |
切り花 see styles |
kiribana きりばな |
cut flowers |
切り賃 see styles |
kirichin きりちん |
brokerage; exchange commission |
切り身 see styles |
kirimi きりみ |
cut; slice (meat, fish); fillet |
切り金 see styles |
kirikane きりかね |
(1) metallic foil cut into strips or other shapes to form decorative motifs; (2) cutting a thin sheet of metal into shapes and affixing it with lacquer forming natural features (e.g. clouds) |
切り釘 see styles |
kirikugi きりくぎ |
brad; double-pointed nail |
切り餅 see styles |
kirimochi きりもち |
(food term) rice cakes cut into rectangles (esp. eaten on New Year's Day) |
切り髪 see styles |
kirigami きりがみ |
bobbed hair |
〆切り see styles |
shimekiri しめきり |
(1) deadline; closing; cut-off; end; (2) cofferdam; (adj-no,n) (3) closed (door, window, etc.) |
っ切り see styles |
kkiri っきり |
(particle) (1) (kana only) only; just; (2) (kana only) since; after; (3) (kana only) remaining (in a particular state) |
一切り see styles |
hitokiri ひときり |
pause; period; step; once; some years ago |
両切り see styles |
ryougiri / ryogiri りょうぎり |
(abbreviation) (See 両切りタバコ) plain cigarette |
丸切り see styles |
marukiri まるきり |
(adverb) (kana only) completely; perfectly; totally; just as if |
乱切り see styles |
rangiri らんぎり |
chopping (vegetables) into chunks |
仕切り see styles |
shikiri しきり |
(1) partition; division; boundary; compartment; (2) settlement of accounts; (3) (sumo) preliminary warm-up ritual; toeing the mark; (4) directing; controlling; managing; taking responsibility for |
区切り see styles |
kugiri くぎり |
(1) punctuation; pause; juncture; (2) end; (place to) stop |
千切り see styles |
sengiri せんぎり |
small pieces or strips of vegetables; shredded vegetables |
厚切り see styles |
atsugiri あつぎり |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) thick slice |
口切り see styles |
kuchikiri くちきり |
(1) start broaching (a subject); opening remark; start; commencement; beginning; (2) event at the start of the tenth month of the lunar calendar; (3) opening a sealed jar or container |
句切り see styles |
kugiri くぎり |
(1) punctuation; pause; juncture; (2) end; (place to) stop |
問切り see styles |
toikiri といきり |
(Buddhist term) last death anniversary for which there is a memorial service held (usu. the 32nd or 49th) |
堀切り see styles |
horikiri ほりきり |
(archaism) man-made water channel (e.g. round a castle); artificial trench; moat |
売切り see styles |
urikiri うりきり |
(1) clearance (e.g. clearance sale); selling off; selling out; sellout; (2) selling (accepting only a single payment); (3) bond transaction not subject to repurchase |
大切り see styles |
oogiri おおぎり |
(1) large cut (e.g. of meat); (2) last piece of the day's programme; last act of a play; comic dialogue as the last item in vaudeville, music hall, etc. |
封切り see styles |
fuukiri / fukiri ふうきり |
(noun/participle) premiere; first showing; release (film) |
打切り see styles |
uchikiri うちきり |
end; close; finish; truncation; discontinuance |
押切り see styles |
oshikiri おしきり |
(1) straw cutter; short mane; (2) pressing and cutting |
指切り see styles |
yubikiri ゆびきり |
(noun/participle) linking little fingers to confirm a promise |
損切り see styles |
songiri そんぎり |
(n,vs,vi) {finc} loss-cutting; cutting one's losses |
撫切り see styles |
nadegiri なでぎり |
clean sweep; killing several with one sword sweep |
擦切り see styles |
surikiri すりきり |
(n,adj-f) (kana only) levelling a powder or liquid (when measuring) |
散切り see styles |
zangiri ざんぎり |
cutting short |
断切り see styles |
tachikiri たちきり |
cutting apart; something that has been cut apart |
日切り see styles |
higiri ひぎり |
fixed or appointed date |
是切り see styles |
koregiri これぎり korekiri これきり |
(n,n-adv) (1) (kana only) last time (as of now); never again; (2) only this |
村切り see styles |
muragiri むらぎり |
(archaism) border between two villages |
枝切り see styles |
edakiri えだきり |
pruning |
根切り see styles |
negiri ねぎり |
excavation (as preparation for construction) |
歯切り see styles |
hagiri はぎり |
(noun/participle) (1) gnashing the teeth; (noun/participle) (2) gear cutting |
水切り see styles |
mizukiri みずきり |
(noun/participle) (1) straining; draining; (2) drainer; strainer; colander; (3) cutwater (on ship); forefoot; drip (on building); flashing; throating; starling (on bridge); (4) stone skipping; skipping rocks; ducks and drakes; (noun/participle) (5) snipping the stem of a cut flower without raising it out of water |
油切り see styles |
aburakiri あぶらきり |
oil deflector; shallow tray with rack for draining food after deep frying |
湯切り see styles |
yugiri ゆぎり |
{food} draining hot water (e.g. from noodles) |
火切り see styles |
hikiri ひきり |
hand drilling (to start a fire); hand drill |
煮切り see styles |
nikiri にきり |
boiling sake or mirin (to reduce the alcohol content); boiled-down sake; boiled-down mirin |
爪切り see styles |
tsumekiri つめきり |
nail clippers |
皮切り see styles |
kawakiri かわきり |
beginning; start |
石切り see styles |
ishikiri いしきり |
(1) quarrying (stone); quarryman; (2) stonecutting; stonemasonry; stonecutter; stonemason |
筒切り see styles |
tsutsugiri つつぎり |
round slices |
粗切り see styles |
aragiri あらぎり |
rough cut |
紙切り see styles |
kamikiri かみきり |
(1) papercutting (performing art); cutting paper silhouettes; (2) paper knife |
細切り see styles |
hosogiri ほそぎり |
{food} (See 細切り・こまぎり) thin strips; matchstick-like strips; julienned ingredient |
締切り see styles |
shimekiri しめきり |
(1) deadline; closing; cut-off; end; (2) cofferdam; (adj-no,n) (3) closed (door, window, etc.) |
縁切り see styles |
enkiri えんきり |
(n,vs,vi) separation; divorce; severing of connections |
繊切り see styles |
sengiri せんぎり |
small pieces or strips of vegetables; shredded vegetables |
缶切り see styles |
kankiri かんきり |
can opener |
耳切り see styles |
mimikiri みみきり |
cutting off an ear |
肉切り see styles |
nikukiri にくきり |
(abbreviation) (See 肉切り包丁) carving knife; butcher's knife; cleaver; meat chopper |
胴切り see styles |
dougiri / dogiri どうぎり |
(noun/participle) cutting horizontally into the torso (with a sword) |
腹切り see styles |
harakiri はらきり |
(colloquialism) ritual suicide; (self-)disembowelment; harakiri |
荒切り see styles |
aragiri あらぎり |
rough cut |
葛切り see styles |
kuzukiri くずきり |
kudzu starch noodles |
薄切り see styles |
usugiri うすぎり |
thin slice; slicing thin |
裏切り see styles |
uragiri うらぎり |
treachery; betrayal; perfidy |
裾切り see styles |
susogiri すそぎり |
(1) exemption (from a regulation, etc. usu. because of small scale); (2) cut-off cuffs (trousers, etc.) |
見切り see styles |
mikiri みきり |
(1) abandonment; giving up; forsaking; (2) bargain sale; selling off cheaply; (3) edge (e.g. of an architectural member); boundary |
角切り see styles |
kakugiri かくぎり |
(adj-no,n) {food} cut into cubes; diced |
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