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We found 15 words, 1 kanji, and 24 examples matching '隻'
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1. counter for ships (large boats)
2. counter for half of a pair (e.g. half of a folding screen)
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せ き し ゅ 1
noun
one arm; one hand
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noun
several boats
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せ き ご 0
noun
just a few words
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せ き が ん 0
noun
eye (for pictures, etc.); one eye
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隻
セキ    counter for ships; one of a pair   
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隹
little bird
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又
また again   
Example search: 24 matches
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かれ
彼
は
じょおう
女王
から
さん
３
せき
隻
の
ふね
船
を
あた
与
えられた。
He was given three ships by the queen.
さん
３
せき
隻
の
ふね
船
が
じょおう
女王
から
かれ
彼
に
あた
与
えられた。
Three ships were given to him by the queen.
にせき
二隻
の
ふね
船
が
どうじ
同時
に
しず
沈
んだ。
The two ships went down at once.
いっせき
一隻
の
ふね
船
が
うみ
海
を
はし
走
っていた。
There was a ship sailing on the sea.
いっせき
一隻
の
ふね
船
に
ぜんぶ
全部
を
つ
積
む
ぼうけん
冒険
をするな。
Don't risk putting everything in one boat.
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