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18 words found containing '杭' in any position
noun
bearing pile
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ぼ う ぐ い 0
noun
stake; pile
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Most common form: 株
noun
1. stake; post; pile; picket  (esp. 杭, 杙)
2. stump  (see also: 株; esp. 株; abbreviation; archaic)
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く い う ち 0 く い う ち 3 く い う ち 4
noun
pile-driving; piling
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ろ ぐ い 0
noun
fulcrum peg (fitted into the cavity in an oar as part of a traditional oarlock)  (see also: 入れ子)
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は し ぐ い 0 は し ぐ い 3
noun
bridge pillar
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く い う ち き 4
noun
pile driver; pile-driver
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ら ん ぐ い 0
noun
palisade; stakes planted at irregular angles and intervals as a defensive barrier
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expression, ichidan verb
the nail that sticks out gets hammered in; the best policy is to keep your head down  (see also: 出る釘は打たれる)
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ら ん ぐ い ば 2
noun
uneven teeth
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