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10 partial word matches found in search 'サドバリー鉱山'
noun
1. sadist  (see also: サディスト; abbreviation)
2. sadism  (see also: サディズム)
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prefix
1. precisely; exactly; plumb; totally; very much  (occ. written 度 (ateji))
2. damn; stupid; cursed
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noun
doh; do; 1st note in the tonic solfa representation of the diatonic scale
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noun
burr (e.g. on a machined edge)
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noun
long vowel mark (usually only used in katakana)  (known as ちょうおん)
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noun
mine (ore)
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Most common form: 粗金
noun
ore
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noun, counter
1. mountain; hill
2. mine (e.g. coal mine)
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suffix
1. Mt.; Mount  (after the name of a mountain)
2. Mt.; Mount  (see also: 山号; after a temple's honorific mountain name)
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noun
mountain; hill  (archaic)
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