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つき
じゅうりょく
重力
ちきゅう
地球
ろく
ぶん
いち
である
The gravity of the moon is one-sixth of that of the earth.
Grammar and points of interest
Conjugations and inflections
Words
2
noun
1. moon
noun (temporal) (jisoumeishi)
2. month
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1
noun
gravity; gravitation; gravitational pull  (physics terminology)
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0
the earth; the globe
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1
Most common form:
numeric
six  (陸 is used in legal documents)
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Most common form: 分の一
expression, suffix
one Nth part (e.g. one fifth, one tenth); one out of N  (see also: 分の; after number N)
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3
be; is  (see also: , であります; formal or literary copula)
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Kanji
ガツ   ゲツ   つき month; moon   
ジュウ   チョウ   おも heavy   かさなる to be piled up   かさねる to pile up   え -fold, -ply   
リョク   リキ   ちから effort; power   
チ   ジ    ground   
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ヤ   to be
ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
キュウ   たま ball   
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オウ    king   
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イチ   イツ   ひと    ひと- one   
キュウ   もとめる to request, want, demand   
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dot   
スイ   みず water   
ブン   ブ   フン   わける to divide, to distinguish   わかる to understand   わかれる to be divided   わかつ to share, distribute   
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トウ   かたな sword   
katakana 'ha'; eight
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