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We found 4 words, 1 kanji, and 90 examples matching '麪'
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め ん 1
Most common form: めん
noun
1. noodles
2. flour  (archaic)
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め ん る い 1
Most common form: 麺類
noun
noodles; vermicelli
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め ん ぽ う 1
Most common form: 麺麭
noun
bread  (see also: パン; めんぽう was originally a military term, メンパオ is from the Chinese word "mianbao"; obscure term)
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め ん ぼ う 1
Most common form: めん棒
noun
rolling pin
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麪
メン    noodles   
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この
もんだい
問題
を
べつ
別
の
めん
面
から
と
取
り
く
組
んでみよう。
Let's approach this problem from a different aspect.
ちゅうとう
中等
きょういく
教育
には
ふた
二
つの
めん
面
がある。
Secondary education has two sides.
かれ
彼
は
しごと
仕事
の
めん
面
できちんとしていた。
He was honest in business.
ふたり
二人
は
めん
面
と
む
向
かった。
They confronted each other.
じんせい
人生
の
くら
暗
い
めん
面
ばかりを
み
見
るな。
Don't look only on the dark side of life.
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