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9 partial word matches found in search '桂稲荷山'
か つ ら 1
Most common form: かつら
noun
katsura (Cercidiphyllum japonicum); Japanese Judas tree
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け い 1
noun
knight  (see also: 桂馬; shogi term; abbreviation)
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い ね 1
noun
rice plant
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い な り 1
noun
1. Inari (god of harvests, Uka-no-Mitama)  (see also: 稲魂)
2. Inari shrine; Fushimi Inari shrine (in Kyoto)
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に 1
noun
1. load; baggage; cargo; freight; goods
2. burden; responsibility
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suffix, counter
counter for loads (that can be carried on one's shoulders)
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や ま 2
noun, counter
1. mountain; hill
2. mine (e.g. coal mine)
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suffix
1. Mt.; Mount  (after the name of a mountain)
2. Mt.; Mount  (see also: 山号; after a temple's honorific mountain name)
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noun
mountain; hill  (archaic)
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