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We found 1 word, 21 partial word matches, and 1 example matching 'ていちゃく'
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taking hold; getting attached; becoming established; becoming entrenched; establishing
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Most common form:
noun
1. hand; arm  (see also: お手; occ. pronounced た when a prefix)
2. forepaw; foreleg  (see also: お手; colloquialism)
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noun
1. stomach
2. Chinese "stomach" constellation (one of the 28 mansions)  (see also: 胃宿, 白虎; astronomy, etc. term)
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counter
1. counter for suits of clothing
suffix
2. arriving at ...  (see also: 到着)
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この
しゅうかん
習慣
にほんじん
日本人
あいだ
すっかり
ていちゃく
定着
した

This custom has become firmly established among the Japanese.
 
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