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たましい
ふめつ
不滅
プラトン
かんが
えた

Plato held that the soul is immortal.
Conjugations and inflections
Words
1
noun
soul; spirit
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0
immortal; undying; indestructible
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4 3
ichidan verb, transitive verb
1. to think about; to take into consideration
2. to ponder; to reflect; to try to come at a conclusion; to think over (something)
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Kanji
コン   たましい soul, spirit   
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キ   おに ogre   
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stony rice field
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dot   
デン   た rice field   
ム   private
legs
ウン    say   
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ニ   ふた    ふた two   
フ   ブ    not   
メツ   ほろぼす to destroy   ほろびる to be destroyed   
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スイ   みず water   
fire dog
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カ   fire   ひ    ほ-    
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eight
ジン   ニン   ひと person   
いぬ dog; sign of the dog   
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number 5, 5th   
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tasseled spear
イチ   イツ   ひと    ひと- one   
コウ   かんがえる to think about, consider   
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reach
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