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53 word matches found for '声' using reading 'ごえ'
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noun
singing voice; (sound of) singing
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cry (esp. animal); roar; chirp; tweet; bark; whine; meow  (see also: 泣き声)
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yell used to time or encourage activity (e.g. "Heave ho!", "On three ... One, two, three!" in English); enthusiastic shout from the audience (e.g. in kabuki); shouting (in concerts)
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1. loud voice  (opposite: 小声)
2. lofty; elegant (music etc.)  (this meaning is restricted to reading たいせい)
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cry; crying voice
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Most common form: 話声
noun
speaking voice; talking voice
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Most common form: 呼声
noun
call; hail; yell
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noun
tearful voice
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low voice; whisper  (opposite: 大声)
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noun
shout; yell; scream
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noun
baby's first cry
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noun
laughter
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noun
small voice; quiet voice
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Most common form: ダミ声
noun
1. thick voice; husky voice; guttural voice; hoarse voice; gravelly voice
noun
2. voice with a thick accent
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noun
section of recitative (esp. in noh music)  (see also: 謡曲; music term; archaic)
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shrill voice; piercing cry; shriek; scream
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noun
feigned voice; unnatural voice
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noun
hawker's or vendor's cry
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noun
one's natural voice
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noun
human voice; cry
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noun
muffled voice
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noun
angry voice; one's voice when shouting with anger
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noun
gruff voice
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Most common form: 喘ぎ声
noun
heavy breathing
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noun
loud voice  (colloquialism; obscure term)
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noun
trembling or quavering voice
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noun
groan; moan; moaning
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Most common form: 唸り声
noun
1. groan; moan
2. roar; growl
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noun
sharp high voice
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expression
being widely talked about as a prominent prospect (for)  (see also: 呼び声の高い)
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