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30 words found containing '妖' in any position
あ や し い 0 あ や し い 3
Most common form: 怪しい
1. suspicious; dubious; doubtful; dodgy; suspicious (referring to a potential amorous relation); dangerous (e.g. financial situation); ominous (e.g. weather); strange; shady; fishy
2. charming; bewitching; mysterious  (see also: いろっぽい)
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noun
great demon; ghostly giant
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noun
tooth fairy
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1. confusing people
2. magic
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noun
tricksters; deceivers; fey creatures; monsters; goblins  (yojijukugo)
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め ん よ う 0
weird; strange; mysterious
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Most common form: 天変地夭
noun
natural disaster  (see also: 天変地異; archaic)
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よ う げ ん 0
noun
dire prophecy that creates confusion
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よ う い 1
noun
mysterious occurrence
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noun
ominous air; weird air; menacing atmosphere  (see also: 妖気; archaic)
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