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ひ さ ん 0
Most common form: 悲惨
disastrous; tragic; miserable; wretched; pitiful; woeful
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ひ さ ん 0
Most common form: 飛散
scattering (e.g. dust in the wind, enemies before an assault); dispersal; flying off (in all directions); flying apart
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ひ さ ん 0
Most common form: ヒ酸
noun
arsenic acid
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noun
non-oil producing countries; non-oil nation
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せんそう
戦争
には
ひさん
悲惨
と
かな
悲
しみが
ともな
伴
う。
Misery and sorrow accompany war.
それは
ひさん
悲惨
だな。
What a shame!
「
もうたくとう
毛沢東
の
だいききん
大飢饉
：
しじょう
史上
もっと
最
も
ひさん
悲惨
で
はかいてき
破壊的
な
じんさい
人災
1958ー1962」 title of book, album etc.
Mao’s Great Famine: The Most Disastrous and Devastating Calamity Ever Caused by Humans, 1958–1962
ほっかいどう
北海道
にはスギ
かふん
花粉
ひさん
飛散
は
きわ
極
めて
すく
少
なく、
おきなわ
沖縄
にはスギが
まった
全
く
せいそく
生息
しません。
In Hokkaido, the level of Japanese cedar pollen dispersion is very low and Japanese cedar habitats do not exist in Okinawa.
せんそう
戦争
には
ひさん
悲惨
と
かな
悲
しみがつきものだ。
The accompaniments of the war are misery and sorrow.
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