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65 words found containing '珠' in any position
た ま 0
Most common form: 玉
noun
1. ball; sphere; globe; orb
2. bead (of sweat, dew, etc.); drop; droplet
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し ん じ ゅ 0
noun
pearl
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じ ゅ ず 2
noun
rosary; string of prayer beads  (Buddhist term)
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し ゅ ざ ん 2
noun
calculation with abacus
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そ ろ ば ん 0
Most common form: そろばん
noun
abacus  (often written with kana only)
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し ゅ ぎ ょ く 0 し ゅ ぎ ょ く 1
noun
1. gem; jewel
2. beautiful; accomplished; charming
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ぎ ぼ し 2
Most common form: ギボシ
noun
1. ornamental railing top; bridge railing-post knob
2. Welsh onion flower; leek flower
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Pearl Harbor
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た ま に き ず 0
Most common form: 玉にきず
expression, noun
fly in the ointment; small flaw in otherwise perfect object; only trouble; only fault  (idiomatic expression)
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Most common form: コバギボウシ
noun
Hosta sieboldii (species of plantain lily)  (often written with kana only)
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