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17 word matches found for '木' using reading 'もっ'
も っ き ん 0
noun
xylophone
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も っ こ う 0
noun
woodworking; woodworker; carpenter
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も っ か ん 0
noun
woodwind; wooden pipe; bobbin
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Most common form: モッコク
noun
Japanese ternstroemia (Ternstroemia gymnanthera); cleyera  (often written with kana only)
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も っ こ う ひ ん 0
noun
woodwork
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noun
wooden wedding (anniversary)
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noun
sawmill
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noun
woodworking tool
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も っ こ う じ ょ 0 も っ こ う じ ょ 5
noun
carpentry shop; woodworking plant; sawmill
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noun
wood engraving  (see also: 木版)
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noun
woodworking  (see also: 木工)
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noun
woodworking tool
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noun
woodworking tools; woodworking machines
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も っ こ う ざ い く 5
noun
woodwork; woodworking
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noun
woodworker; carpenter
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も っ か ん が っ き 5
noun
woodwind instrument
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も っ こ つ 0
noun
wooden frame
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