See ふし in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"ふし: a kind of fishing harpoon consisting of an iron trident head fitted to an oaken shaft"
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"五倍子, 付子: a gall on the Rhus javanica or Rhus chinensis tree (Chinese nutgall tree)"
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"柴: brushwood; brushwood placed in water in winter to attract fish"
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"節: a knuckle or joint; a joint in bamboo; a tune or melody; a knot in wood"
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"節",
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"不死: eternal life, immortality"
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"府史: a clerk or secretary in a government office; a governmental history"
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"government",
"government"
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"office",
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"父子: father and son"
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"父子",
"父子#Japanese"
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"father",
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"son",
"son"
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"傅子: the Fu Zi, a Chinese historical work compiled in the third century by Fu Xun"
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"brushwood",
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"節: a knuckle or joint; a joint in bamboo; a tune or melody; a knot in wood"
],
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[
"節",
"節#Japanese"
],
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"knuckle",
"knuckle"
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"joint",
"joint"
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"bamboo",
"bamboo"
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"melody",
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"不死: eternal life, immortality"
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"不死",
"不死#Japanese"
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"eternal",
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"life",
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"府史: a clerk or secretary in a government office; a governmental history"
],
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[
"府史",
"府史#Japanese"
],
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"clerk",
"clerk"
],
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"secretary",
"secretary"
],
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"government",
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"office",
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"governmental",
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"history",
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"浮子: a float used in fishing"
],
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[
"浮子",
"浮子#Japanese"
],
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"float",
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"fishing",
"fishing"
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"父子: father and son"
],
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"父子",
"父子#Japanese"
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"father",
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"son",
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Download raw JSONL data for ふし meaning in Japanese (3.0kB)
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