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We found 24 words, 1 kanji, and 8 examples matching '坑'
Word search: 24 matches
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こ う 1
noun, noun (suffix)
pit (esp. of a mine)
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た ん こ う 0
Most common form: 炭鉱
noun
coal mine; coal pit
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は い こ う 0
abandoned mine; disused mine
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こ う ど う 0
noun
tunnel; (mine) level
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こ う な い 1
within a pit or (mine) shaft
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Kanji search: 1 match
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坑
コウ    pit, hole   
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土
ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
亢
コウ    high spirits   
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几
キ    table   
亠
lid
Example search: 8 matches
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こうふ
坑夫
と
い
云
えば
なまえ
名前
の
しめ
示
すごとく、
あな
坑
の
なか
中
で、
ひ
日
の
め
目
を
み
見
ない
かぎょう
家業
である。
Miner is an occupation in a hole that doesn't see the light of day, as its name indicates.
「
ふんしょこうじゅ
焚書坑儒
のすすめエコノミストの
しい
恣意
を
しい
思惟
して」 title of book, album etc.
A Recommendation to Suppress the Free Speech of Economists: Contemplating Their Impulsive Thinking
「まっくら
じょ
女
こうふ
坑夫
からの
き
聞
き
が
書
き」 title of book, album etc.
Pitch-Black: Accounts from Women Miners
じばん
地盤
の
ゆる
緩
いところに
こうどう
坑道
を
ほ
掘
ったため、しばしば
しゅっすい
出水
や
ほうらく
崩落
が
お
起
きた。
Because the tunnel was dug in soft ground, there were frequent floods and collapses.
「
きかん
帰還
の
こうどう
坑道
」 title of book, album etc.
The Tunnel for Returning Home
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