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We found 3 words, 1 kanji, and 4 examples matching '棗'
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な つ め 0
Most common form: ナツメ
noun
1. small tea caddy (tea ceremony)
2. jujube (species of bush, Ziziphus zizyphus); Chinese date  (often written with kana only)
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noun
night-light bulb; jujube bulb  (see also: 棗)
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な つ め や し 4
noun
date palm (Phoenix dactylifera); date  (often written with kana only)
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棗
なつめ jujube; small tea caddy   
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ちゃせん
茶筅
を
なつめ
棗
のよこに
お
置
きます。
Place the tea whisk beside the tea caddy.
ちゃしゃく
茶杓
をこの
む
向
きに
なつめ
棗
の
うえ
上
に
お
置
きます。
Place the tea scoop in this direction on top of the tea caddy.
なつめ
棗
を
きよ
清
めます。
Clean the tea caddy.
ちゃわん
茶碗
、
なつめ
棗
、
ちゃしゃく
茶杓
、ひしゃく、
ちゃせん
茶筅
、
ちゃきん
茶巾
、
ふくさ
袱紗
tea bowl, tea caddy, tea scoop, ladle, tea whisk, tea bowl cleaning cloth, tea scoop cleaning cloth
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