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We found 28 words, 2 kanji, and 66 examples matching 'イカ'
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い か 0
Most common form: いか
noun
cuttlefish; squid  (often written with kana only)
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い か れ る 0
ichidan verb, intransitive verb
1. to be beaten; to break down
2. to be crazy; to be touched
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noun
reusable cup  (originally from 'my cup')
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high-cut (shoes, electrical filter, etc.)
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noun
lycanthrope; werewolf
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イカには
じっぽん
１０本
の
あし
足
がある。
A squid has ten arms.
だってきみってすごくイカしてるんだもの。
Because you're a sweet and lovely girl.
このイカは
せんど
鮮度
が
お
落
ちはじめた。
This cuttlefish has started to lose its freshness.
ポットとティーセットが
の
乗
った、
ちい
小
さなカートを
お
押
して、セイカちゃんが
へや
部屋
に
はい
入
ってきた。
Seika came into the room pushing a small cart with a pot and a tea set resting on it.
いか
以下
の
とお
通
り
ちゅうもん
注文
いたします。
I would like to place an order for the following.
Google Japan ⇗ +英語 Google Japan ⇗ +読み方 Google Japan ⇗ +語源 Google Japan ⇗ Wiktionary ⇗ Wikipedia Japan ⇗
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