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We found 4 words, 2 kanji, and 20 examples matching 'きのこ'
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き の こ 1
Most common form: 菌
noun
mushroom  (often written with kana only)
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Most common form: 茸とり
noun
mushroom gathering  (see also: きのこ狩り)
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き の こ が り 0
noun
mushroom gathering
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き の こ ぐ も 4
Most common form: キノコ雲
noun
mushroom cloud (from nuclear explosion, etc.)
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茸
たけ    きのこ mushroom   
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耳
ジ   みみ ear   
艹
grass   
蕈
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わたし
私
の
ほう
方
には
もり
森
のきのこで
つく
作
った
にこ
煮込
みがあります。
I have some stew made from mushrooms from the forest.
このきのこは
た
食
べられない。
This mushroom is not good to eat.
こ
木
の
した
下
にいくつかの
やせい
野性
のきのこを
み
見
つけた。
I found some wild mushrooms under the log.
てんこう
天候
が
ゆる
許
せば、
かれ
彼
らは
もり
森
へきのこ
か
狩
りにでかけるでしょう。
They will go to the woods to pick mushrooms, weather permitting.
「
しいたけ
椎茸
」はキノコの
いっしゅ
一種
だ。
"Shiitake" is a sort of mushroom.
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