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We found 1 word, 1 kanji, and 7 examples matching '憫れ'
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あ わ れ 1
Most common form: 哀れ
noun
1. pity; sorrow; grief; misery; compassion; pathos
2. pitiable; pitiful; pathetic; miserable
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憫
ビン   あわれむ to pity   
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閔
ビン   あわれむ to pity   
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文
ブン   モン    literature   ふみ a letter   
門
モン   かど gate   
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忄
heart
Example search: 7 matches
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かれ
彼
のあわれな
いぬ
犬
はまだ
い
生
きている
。
His poor dog is still alive.
おれ
俺
を
あわ
哀
れ
に
おも
思
って
たす
助
けてくれた
のさ。
He took pity on me and helped me out.
かのじょ
彼女
は
あわ
哀
れ
を
さそ
誘
う
ありさま
有様
だった。
She was in a piteous state.
わたし
私
は
かれ
彼
を
ひじょう
非常
に
あわ
哀
れ
に
おも
思
った
けれども、
たす
助
ける
ことができなかった。
Much as I pitied him, I could not help him.
かれ
彼
はしょんぼりして、
あわ
哀
れ
に
み
見
えた
。
He looked piteous, like a drowned mouse.
 
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