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We found 184 words, 1 kanji, and 21 examples matching '糸'
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い と 1
Most common form: いと
noun, noun (suffix)
thread; yarn; string
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し 1
noun
1. thread
numeric
2. 0.001; one ten-thousandth
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け い と 0
noun
knitting wool
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け ん し 0
noun
silk thread
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い と ぐ ち 2
noun
1. thread end
2. beginning
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糸
シ   いと thread   
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はり
針
と
いと
糸
を
も
持
っていませんか。
Don't you have a needle and some thread?
うんめい
運命
の
あか
赤
い
いと
糸
でつながってるんだよ。
We're joined by the red string of fate!
かのじょ
彼女
は
いと
糸
を
とお
通
した
いと
糸
で
ぬ
縫
う。
She sews with a needle and thread.
はいご
背後
で
いと
糸
を
ひ
引
いている
じんぶつ
人物
がいると
けいさつ
警察
は
い
言
っている。
The police say there's someone pulling string behind the scenes.
あか
赤
い
いと
糸
と
しろ
白
い
いと
糸
、どっちがいいですか。
Which is best, white thread or red thread?
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