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We found 4 words, 2 kanji, and 13 examples matching '飢餓'
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noun
starvation; famine; hunger
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noun
(feeling of) hunger
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on the verge of starvation; at the point of starving
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3
noun
inaniation treatment; starvation therapy
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キ   starving   うえる to starve, to be hungry   
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eat; food
キ    table   
ガ    starve   
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ガ   I; myself   われ    わが-    
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tasseled spear
hand
Example search: 13 matches
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きが
飢餓
かいきょう
海峡
title of book, album etc.
Starvation Straits
せんそう
戦争
れきし
歴史
うえ
ずっと
きが
飢餓
こしてきた

Throughout history, war has caused famine.
せかい
世界
から
きが
飢餓
わらせる
ため30
ほうほう
方法
title of book, album etc.
Thirty Ways to Make the World Stop Starving
きが
飢餓
せんそう
戦争
せんごく
戦国
title of book, album etc.
Traveling Through Countries Rife with Famine and War
しょくりょう
食糧
じんるい
人類
きが
飢餓
こくふく
克服
した
だいぞうさん
大増産
ぶんめいし
文明史
title of book, album etc.
Food and Humankind: The History of Civilizations That Have Overcome Famines by Greatly Increasing (Food) Production
 
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