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We found 5 words, 1 kanji, and 2 examples matching '硯'
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す ず り 3
noun
inkstone
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す ず り ば こ 3
noun
inkstone case
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noun
showing unyielding diligence in one's studies; wearing a hole through one's metal inkstone from constant studying  (yojijukugo)
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す ず り い し 3
noun
1. inkstone  (see also: 硯)
2. stone used to make an inkstone
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す ず り あ ら い 4
noun
event where schoolchildren wash their inkstones, brushes and desks the night before Tanabata to pray for success in their studies  (see also: 七夕; obscure term)
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硯
inkstone
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すずりいし
硯石
とは
ぜんぽう
前方
わきかたはいでん
脇片拝殿
の
やね
屋根
の
うえ
上
に
み
見
える
いし
石
のことでこの
いし
石
の
おうめん
凹面
は
つね
常
に
みず
水
を
たた
湛
えているところからその
な
名
が
き
来
ている
“The Inkstone” refers to the stone visible on the roof of the side shrine in front (of you). The name comes from the fact that a concavity in the rock is always filled with water.
すずりいし
硯石
とは
ぜんぽう
前方
わきかたはいでん
脇片拝殿
の
やね
屋根
の
うえ
上
に
み
見
える
いし
石
のことでこの
いし
石
の
おうめん
凹面
は
つね
常
に
みず
水
を
たた
湛
えているところからその
な
名
が
き
来
ている。
“The Inkstone” refers to the stone visible above the roof of the side shrine that you see in front (of you). The name comes from the fact that a concavity in the rock is always filled with water.
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