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We found 21 words, 1 kanji, and 47 examples matching '渇'
Word search: 21 matches
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か つ 1
Most common form: かつ
noun
thirst
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か わ く 2
'ku' godan verb, intransitive verb
1. to be thirsty; to feel thirsty  (see also: 喉が乾く)
2. to thirst for; to crave  (often as 〜に渇いた)
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か わ き 3
noun
thirst
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こ か つ 0
drying up; becoming exhausted; running dry; starvation
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か っ す い 0
noun
water shortage
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Kanji search: 1 match
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渇
カツ   thirsty   かわく to be / become thirsty   
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日
ニチ   ジツ   sun; day   ひ    -か    
匂
におい fragrant   におう to be fragrant   
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勹
wrap
匕
さじ spoon   
氵
スイ   みず water   
Example search: 47 matches
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おうごん
黄金
に
かっ
渇
する
やつ
奴
fragment, headline etc.
some guys thirst for gold
かっ
渇
して
も
とうせん
盗泉
の
みず
水
を
の
飲
まず

Even if thirsty, don’t drink from Robber’s Spring
かっ
渇
して
も
とうせん
盗泉
の
みず
水
は
の
飲
まず
。
Even if you're thirsty, don't drink from a robber's spring.
のど
喉
が
かわ
渇
いていない
のですか。
Aren't you thirsty?
わたし
私
はとても
のど
喉
が
かわ
渇
いている
。
I'm very thirsty.
 
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