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We found 52 words, 1 kanji, and 6 examples matching '刃'
Word search: 52 matches
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は 1
noun
1. edge (of a knife or sword)
2. prong (of an electrical plug)
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や い ば 1 や い ば 0
noun
1. blade; sword
2. forged blade; wavy pattern on forged blades  (see also: 刃文・はもん)
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き ょ う じ ん 0
noun
assassin's dagger
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は も の 1
noun
edged tool; cutlery
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は く じ ん 0
noun
drawn sword; naked sword
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Kanji search: 1 match
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刃
ジン   は blade   
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丶
dot   
刀
トウ   かたな sword   
Example search: 6 matches
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は
刃
の
するど
鋭
いナイフを
て
手
に
い
入
れた。
I've got a keen-edged knife.
わたし
私
のナイフの
は
刃
は、とても
するど
鋭
い。
My knife has such a fine edge.
このナイフは
は
刃
が
するど
鋭
く、よく
き
切
れる。
This knife has a fine edge and cuts well.
このナイフの
は
刃
はするどくてよく
き
切
れる。
The edge of this knife is sharp and cuts well.
そのナイフは
は
刃
が
するど
鋭
い。
The knife has a very sharp edge.
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