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We found 2 words, 1 kanji, and 117 examples matching '斬る'
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Most common form: きる
'ru' godan verb, transitive verb
to slice (off); to lop (off); to cut (off); to kill (a human) using a blade (sword, machete, knife, etc.)
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expression
being just before one is generous  (idiomatic expression)
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斬
ザン   きる to kill   
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斤
キン   axe
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丅
カ   ゲ   した below, under   くだる to descend   さげる to lower, to reduce   
⺁
cliff
車
シャ   くるま car   
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かれ
彼
はその
かぞく
家族
を
かたな
刀
で
き
斬
って
ころ
殺
した
。
He killed the family, cutting them with a sword.
「
ふうそう
風霜
かれつ
苛烈
やみ
闇
を
き
斬
る
」 title of book, album etc.
Severe Hardships: Killing Bad Guys with a Sword
にほん
日本
の
でんとう
伝統
ぶどう
武道
である「
いあい
居合
き
斬
り
」から
はじ
始
まった
という
せつ
説
もあれば、
ぶしょう
武将
たちが
たたか
戦
い
の
まえ
前
に
しき
士気
を
たか
高
める
ために
い
行
った
という
せつ
説
もある。
One theory suggests it began from iaigiri, a traditional Japanese martial art, while another holds that samurai warlords used it before battles to boost morale.
ふくをきました。
I put on my clothes.
そのナイフでりんごをきってください。
Please cut the apple with that knife.
 
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