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10 word matches found for '纏' using reading 'てん'
は ん て ん 3
Most common form: 半天
noun
1. traditional short winter coat resembling a haori without gussets  (see also: 羽織)
2. livery coat  (see also: 印半纏)
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twining around; entangling
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て ん め ん 0
noun
entanglement; clinging affection; involvement
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noun
a tip
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noun
tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera); tuliptree; yellow poplar  (see also: 百合の樹; often written with kana only)
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し る し ば ん て ん 4
Most common form: 印半天
noun
livery coat
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tender sentiments; being overcome with emotions; having a tender feeling (for a person)  (archaic; yojijukugo)
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て ん そ く 0
Most common form: 纒足
foot-binding
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て ん ば く 0
1. binding firmly; restraining; restricting; confining; entangling  (obscure term)
2. being bound by evil desires; klesha  (see also: 煩悩; Buddhist term; obscure term)
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ね ん ね こ ば ん て ん 5
noun
short, padded coat that covers someone and a baby on their back
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