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1 exact word match found in search '小臼歯'
し ょ う き ゅ う し 3
noun
premolar (tooth)
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10 partial word matches found in search '小臼歯'
し ょ う 1
noun, noun (prefix)
1. smallness; small item
2. short month (i.e. having fewer than 31 days)  (see also: 小の月)
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prefix
1. small; little; slight  (see also: 小皿)
2. slightly less than; just about  (see also: 小半日, 弱)
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さ 0
prefix
narrow; thin
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prefix
small; little  (see also: さざ波)
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prefix
1. small; narrow  (see also: 小川)
2. familiar prefix  (see also: 小野)
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suffix
small; little; dear (figurative sense)  (regional dialect: Ryuukyuu-ben)
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き ゅ う し 2
noun
molar
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う す 1
Most common form: うす
noun
millstone; mortar
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は 1
noun
tooth
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noun
(one's) age
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