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10 words found beginning with '椿'
ち ん せ つ 0
Most common form: 珍説
noun
novel idea; strange theory
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つ ば き も も 3
Most common form: 光桃
noun
nectarine  (see also: ネクタリン; obscure term)
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か め む し 2
Most common form: カメ虫
noun
shield bug; stink bug  (often written with kana only)
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か め む し も く 4
Most common form: カメムシ目
noun
Hemiptera (taxonomic order comprising the true bugs)
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ち ん じ 1
Most common form: 珍事
noun
strange occurrence; unusual occurrence; unexpected occurrence
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ち ん じ ゅ 1
noun
longevity; long life
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noun
1. father; male parent  (archaic)
2. father's room  (archaic)
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noun
rice-cake sweet sandwiched between two camellia leaves
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noun
father  (archaic)
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つ ば き あ ぶ ら 4
noun
camellia oil
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