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We found 431 words, 1 kanji, and 150 examples matching '馬'
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う ま 2
Most common form: うま
noun
1. horse
2. horse racing  (see also: 競馬; this meaning is restricted to reading うま)
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け い ば 0
horse racing
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し ゅ つ ば 0
1. running (for election); coming forward as a candidate
2. going on horseback
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ば ば 1 ば ば 0
noun
horse-riding ground
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ば り き 0
noun
horse-power; h.p.; HP
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馬
バ   うま horse   ま horse   
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隹
little bird
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灬
fire
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その
うま
馬
はどれも
か
勝
ちそうには
み
見
えない。
I don't think any of those horses is going to win.
うま
馬
に
の
乗
る
こと
事
はとてもおもしろい。
Riding a horse is great fun.
うま
馬
に
の
乗
せてよ。
Get on a horse.
うま
馬
はとても
やく
役
に
た
立
つ
どうぶつ
動物
である。
The horse is a very useful animal.
うま
馬
に
の
乗
ったことがありますか。
Have you ever ridden a horse?
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