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74 words found containing '畳' in any position
た た み 0
noun
tatami mat; Japanese straw floor coverings
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た た み お も て 4
noun
facing of a tatami mat
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た た み じ き 0
tatami-matted
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た た み が み 2
Most common form: たとう紙
noun
1. folding paper-case; kimono wrapping paper
2. paper folded and tucked inside the front of one's kimono (esp. for use at the tea ceremony)  (see also: 懐紙)
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お り た た み 0
Most common form: 折りたたみ
folding; collapsible; telescopic
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noun
map (or diagram, etc.) folded with a cover on each side  (obscure term)
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あ お だ た み 3
noun
new mat
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noun
tatami bed
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よ じ ょ う は ん 2
Most common form: よじょうはん
noun
4.5 tatami mats
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ち ょ う じ ょ う 0
1. placed one upon another; piled up
2. superimposition; superposition
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