See MJC on Wiktionary
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"3": "middle; center",
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"t2": "female middle school student"
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"eighth-grade female student"
],
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"J",
"ジェー"
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"C",
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"J",
"ジェー"
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"C",
"シー"
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"Kazunari Ninomiya",
"ja:BAY STORM"
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{
"ipa": "[e̞mɯ̟ʑe̞ːɕiː]"
}
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"2": "まんなか",
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"name": "ja-r"
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"2": "エム",
"3": "J%C",
"4": "ジェー%シー",
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"t2": "female middle school student"
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"name": "com-ja"
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"args": {
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"2": "エフ%ジェー%ケー"
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"2": "エム%ジェー%ケー"
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"エムジェーシー"
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"J",
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"C",
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"Japanese terms with redundant sortkeys",
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}
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}
Download raw JSONL data for MJC meaning in All languages combined (2.6kB)
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"subsection": "noun",
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"trace": ""
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