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We found 11 words, 1 kanji, and 3 examples matching '蕉'
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ば し ょ う 0
noun
Japanese fiber banana (Musa basjoo)  (often written with kana only)
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noun
banana  (see also: 芭蕉:ばしょう, バナナ)
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noun
banana  (see also: バナナ; obscure term)
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musa root (banana plant)
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noun
banana leaf
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蕉
ショウ    banana   
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焦
ショウ   impatience   あせる to be impatient   こげる to be burned, to be scorched   こがす to burn, to scorch   こがれる to yearn for, to be in love with   
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隹
little bird
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灬
fire
艹
grass   
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これは
ばしょう
芭蕉
の
ひじょう
非常
に
ゆうめい
有名
な
はいく
俳句
です。
This is a very famous haiku poem by Basho.
ばしょう
芭蕉
はもっとも
いだい
偉大
な
しじん
詩人
だった。
Basho was the greatest poet.
ばしょう
芭蕉
は
ふくがわ
深川
の
そうあん
草庵
を
たた
畳
んで
おうしゅう
奥州
への
たび
旅
に
で
出
た。
Basho vacated his thatched hut in Fukagawa to head to the north.
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