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We found 1 word, 1 kanji, and 3 examples matching 'かざす'
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か ざ す 0
'su' godan verb, transitive verb
1. to hold up over one's head; to hold aloft  (often written with kana only)
2. to hold one's hands out (e.g. towards a fire)  (often written with kana only)
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翳
エイ   かざす to hold aloft   かげ shadow   かげる to get dark, to be in shadow   
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医
イ    doctor   
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矢
シ   や arrow   
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大
ダイ   タイ   おおきい big   おおいに very much   おお-    
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一
イチ   イツ   ひとつ    ひと- one   
人
ジン   ニン   ひと person   
ジン   ニン   ひと man   
匚
side open box
殳
lance shaft   
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几
キ    table   
又
また again   
羽
ウ   はね feather   わ counter for birds   
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メアリーは
て
手
を
め
目
にかざして
た
立
っていた
。
Mary stood with her hand shading her eyes.
しちょう
市長
は
かたて
片手
を
め
目
にかざした。
The mayor screened his eyes with his hand.
きねんひ
記念碑
の
いちばんじょう
一番上
で
さだこ
禎子
が
あたま
頭
の
うえ
上
に
きん
金
の
つる
鶴
をかざしている。
On top of the statue, Sadako is holding a golden crane over her head.
 
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