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11 words found containing '壬' in any position
じ ん 3
noun
9th in rank; ninth sign of the Chinese calendar
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noun
twenty-ninth of the sexagenary cycle  (see also: 干支)
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じ ん ご 1
noun
nineteenth of the sexagenary cycle  (see also: 干支)
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noun
49th of the sexagenary cycle  (see also: 干支)
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noun
ninth of the sexagenary cycle  (see also: 干支)
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noun
Imo Incident (riot in Seoul, Korea; July 23, 1882)  (historical term)
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noun
59th of the sexagenary cycle  (see also: 干支)
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expression, noun
Jinshin revolt (671CE)
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noun
Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598); Imjin war  (historical term)
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noun
thirty-ninth of the sexagenary cycle  (see also: 干支)
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