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We found 69 words, 1 name, 1 kanji, and 85 examples matching '池'
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い け 2
Most common form: いけ
noun
pond
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か ん で ん ち 3
noun
dry cell; battery  (see also: 湿電池)
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た い よ う で ん ち 5
noun
solar cell
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い け ぶ く ろ 2
Ikebukuro (region in Tokyo)
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ち ょ す い ち 2
noun
reservoir
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池
いけ   Ike   (surname)  
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池
チ   いけ pond   
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也
ヤ   to be
氵
スイ   みず water   
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あなたはその
いけ
池
で
およ
泳
いではいけません。
You mustn't swim in the pond.
にほん
日本
の
にわ
庭
にはふつう
いけ
池
がある。
Japanese gardens usually have ponds.
その
いけ
池
は
およ
泳
ぐには
あさ
浅
すぎる。
The pond is too shallow for swimming.
いけ
池
が
いちめん
一面
に
こお
凍
ってしまった。
The pond has frozen over.
いけ
池
のそばに
おとこ
男
がいる。
There is a man by the side of the pond.
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