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We found 1 word, 2 kanji, and 17 examples matching '嚆矢'
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こ う し 1
noun
1. arrow to which is attached a turnip-shaped whistle made of hollowed-out wood or deer horn; whistling arrow used to signal the start of battle  (see also: 鏑矢)
2. the start of things
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嚆
コウ    shout   
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   
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せいかく
正確
に
い
言
うと
わたし
私
は
だいがく
大学
こうし
講師
です。
Specifically, I'm a university lecturer.
こうし
講師
は
こうがい
公害
もんだい
問題
について
こうえん
講演
した。
The lecturer spoke on pollution problems.
こうし
講師
として
はたら
働
く
かたわ
傍
ら
えほん
絵本
を
さくせい
作成
している。
Besides working as a teacher, she's creating picture books.
こうし
講師
は
ひといき
一息
い
入
れてから、また
はな
話
し
つづ
続
けた。
The speaker paused and then went on talking again.
こうし
講師
が
はや
早
く
はな
話
すので
わ
分
かる
ひと
人
がすくなかった。
Because the lecturer speaks quickly few people could follow him.
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