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11 word matches found for '平' using reading 'ぺい'
げ ん ぺ い 0
noun
Genji and Heike clans; two opposing sides
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へ ん ぺ い 0
flatness
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は ん ぺ い 3
Most common form: 半片
noun
1. pounded fish cake  (often written with kana only)
2. half a slice; half a ticket; ticket stub
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に ん ぺ い 0
noun
Nimpei era (1151.1.26-1154.10.28)
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こ ん ぺ い と う 0
noun
small coloured sugar candy covered in bulges  (originally from Portuguese 'confeito')
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へ ん ぺ い そ く 3
Most common form: 扁平足
noun
flatfoot; splayfoot
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て っ ぺ い せ き 3
noun
teppeiseki stone; platy andesite; flagstone; dark blue or purple stone, esp. used in paving or gardens
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へ ん ぺ い り つ 3
noun
oblateness
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げ ん ぺ い じ だ い 5
noun
Gempei period (late 11th century-late 12th century CE)
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noun
soup with rice bran pickled or salted vegetables (e.g. carrots, daikon or potatoes) and fish (e.g. salmon, gadid or Arabesque greenling) boiled in a salty broth (sake lees is sometimes added) (Hokkaido local specialty dish)  (see also: 糠漬け)
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へ ん ぺ い た い せ ん 5
noun
lichen planus
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