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11 word matches found for '内' using reading 'だい'
け い だ い 1
noun
grounds (esp. of shrines and temples); compound; churchyard; precincts
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だ い り 1
noun
1. imperial palace
2. festival dolls representing the emperor and the empress  (see also: 内裏雛; abbreviation)
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さ ん だ い 0
palace visit
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imperial bridal party's entry into the court
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か い だ い 1
noun
the whole country
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だ い り さ ま 5
noun
1. imperial palace; person living in the imperial palace (esp. the emperor)  (see also: 内裏; honorific)
2. festival dolls representing the emperor and the empress  (see also: 内裏雛; polite (teineigo) language)
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う だ い 1
noun
the whole world
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だ い り び な 4
noun
festival dolls representing the emperor and the empress
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た い だ い り 3
noun
greater palace; area centered on the inner palace, home to various administrative bodies (in Heian period Kyoto)  (see also: 内裏)
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noun
imperial palace temporarily built outside of the great imperial palace (Heian period)  (see also: 内裏)
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noun
unparalleled in the whole country  (yojijukugo)
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