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We found 2 words, 1 kanji, and 3 examples matching '甘み'
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う ま み 0
Most common form: 甘味
noun
1. sweetness; sugary taste  (this meaning is restricted to reading あまみ, かんみ)
2. sweets; dessert; cake  (this meaning is restricted to reading あまみ, かんみ)
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あ ま み そ 0
Most common form: 甘味噌
noun
low-salt miso; sweet miso  (see also: 味噌)
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甘
カン   あまい sweet, indulgent   あまえる to behave like a spoiled child   あまやかす to pamper   
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廿
twenty; 20   にじゅう twenty   
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十
ジュウ   ジッ   と    とお ten   
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一
イチ   イツ   ひとつ    ひと- one   
丨
stick   
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いただきます。
あま
甘
いですが、やさしい
うま
甘
みですね。おいしいです。
Thank you! It's sweet, but a pleasant level of sweetness. It's tasty!
「
きょうと
京都
・
わく
和久
でん
傳
りょうてい
料亭
のできたて
あまみ
甘味
」 title of book, album etc.
The Just-Made Sweets of Kyoto’s Wakuden Ryotei
か
噛
むほどに
にく
肉
の
うま
旨
みが。
With every bite, you taste more and more of the delicious meat.
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