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We found 1 word, 2 kanji, and 376 examples matching '馬肥やし'
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う ま ご や し 3
Most common form: 馬肥
noun
1. toothed medick (Medicago polymorpha); hairy medick; bur clover
2. white clover (Trifolium repens)  (see also: 白詰草; colloquialism)
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馬
バ   うま horse   ま horse   
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隹
little bird
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灬
fire
肥
ヒ   こえ manure   こえる to grow fat   こやす to fertilize   こやし fertilizer, manure   
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巴
ともえ comma shape, shape of magatama   
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己
コ   キ   おのれ self   
⺼
ニク body part   
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ふゆ
冬
は
かじ
火事
が
おお
多
い。
We often have fires in winter.
この
かわ
川
には
さかな
魚
が
おお
多
い。
Fish abound in this river.
このクラスは
じょし
女子
が
だんし
男子
より
おお
多
い。
There are more girls than boys in this class.
この
あき
秋
は
たいふう
台風
が
おお
多
い。
We have had lots of typhoons this fall.
この
がっこう
学校
は
だんし
男子
よりも
じょし
女子
が
おお
多
い。
There are more girls than boys in this school.
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