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1 partial word match found in search 'おはようございます。'
interjection (kandoushi)
good morning  (see also: お早う; may be used more generally at any time of day; often written with kana only; polite (teineigo) language)
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10 words found matching 'おはようございます。' when conjugated
Most common form: おはようございます
interjection (kandoushi)
good morning  (see also: お早う; may be used more generally at any time of day; often written with kana only; polite (teineigo) language)
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お は よ う 0
interjection (kandoushi)
good morning  (see also: お早うございます, 早い; from お早く, may be used colloquially at any time of day; often written with kana only; abbreviation)
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お は よ う 0
Most common form: おはよう
(same as above)
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お は よ う 0
Most common form: おはよう
(same as above)
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お は よ 0
Most common form: おはよう
(same as above)
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お は 1
interjection (kandoushi)
Good morning!; Hi!  (abbreviation)
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お は 1 お は 0
noun
tail and feathers  (see also: 尾羽打ち枯らす)
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お
interjection (kandoushi)
oh! (expression of slight surprise)
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お
お 1
Most common form: 緒
noun
1. cord; strap; thong
2. string (of a musical instrument, bow, etc.)
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お
Most common form: 御
prefix
honorific/polite/humble prefix  (see also: 御; usu. before a term with an kun-yomi reading, おん is more formal; honorific; polite (teineigo) language; humble; often written with kana only)
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