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41 word matches found for '子' using reading 'じ'
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noun
1. prince
2. subordinate Kumano shrine
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noun
shoji (paper sliding door)
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Most common form: キジ
noun
green pheasant (Phasianus versicolor); Japanese pheasant  (often written with kana only)
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noun
imperial prince
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noun
boy; kid; child
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5
city in western part of the Greater Tokyo Area
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Most common form: オネジ
noun
male screw  (see also: 雌螺子)
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Most common form: 丁字
noun
clove
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noun
latticework
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noun
soapberry (tree, Sapindus mukorossi)  (often written with kana only)
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expression, 'ru' godan verb
to replace shoji; cleaning and repapering shoji in preparation for winter
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noun
low bench  (archaic)
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noun
bench used by the Emperor  (archaic)
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noun
glazed sliding door
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noun
shoji paper
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noun
knight on a white horse; Prince Charming
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Most common form: 楊枝
noun
toothpick; skewer for eating moist wagashi (steel, bamboo, etc.)  (see also: 和菓子)
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noun
doors and shoji (sliding doors with paper panes)
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noun
shoji with an oil-treated screen (for increased water resistance)  (see also: 障子, 油障子)
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noun
lower part of a shoji (paper sliding-door)
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noun
young ascetic of the Himalayas; one of the Buddha's past lives  (see also: 釈迦; Buddhist term)
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noun
mere child
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noun
Uho Doji (divine rain-making boy)  (Buddhist term)
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noun
thumbscrew  (often written with kana only)
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noun
ornamental weights used to keep curtains and the like from blowing around in the wind
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3
noun
clove oil
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expression
walls have ears; sliding doors have eyes  (see also: 壁に耳あり障子に目あり)
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noun
frame of a shoji (paper sliding-door)
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noun
shoji with an oil-treated screen (for increased water resistance)  (see also: 障子)
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noun
shoji with glass window behind a sliding bottom half
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