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We found 3 words, 2 kanji, and 108 examples matching '刀背'
Word search: 3 matches
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Most common form: むね打ち
noun
striking with the back of the sword  (see also: 峰打ち)
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む ね 0
noun
back of a sword  (see also: 棟)
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み ね う ち 0
noun
striking with the back of the sword
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Kanji search: 2 matches
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刀
トウ   かたな sword   
背
ハイ   せ the back   せい height   そむく to disobey   そむける to turn one's face away   
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北
ホク   きた north   
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匕
さじ spoon   
丬
left side   じょう    しょう    
⺼
ニク body part   
Example search: 108 matches
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かのじょ
彼女
の
むね
胸
は
よろこ
喜
びにあふれていた。
Her heart was full of joy.
かのじょ
彼女
はその
こ
子
を
むね
胸
に
だ
抱
いた。
She held the child to her bosom.
かな
悲
しみで
むね
胸
がいっぱいだ。
I am filled with sorrow.
かのじょ
彼女
は
よろこ
喜
びで
むね
胸
がいっぱいになった。
Her heart was filled with joy.
むね
胸
がいっぱいで
ことば
言葉
が
で
出
なかった。
I could not speak a word, for my heart was full.
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