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17 word matches found for '舌' using reading 'ぜっ'
ぜ っ せ ん 0
noun
war of words
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ぜ っ か 1
sublingual; under the tongue
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ぜ っ と う 0
noun
tip of the tongue; speech; way of talking
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ぜ っ こ つ 0
hyoid bone (of the skull)
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ぜ っ せ ん 0
noun
tip of the tongue; tongue tip; lingual apex  (anatomical term)
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noun
fur (on one's tongue)
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ぜ っ こ ん 0
noun
root of the tongue
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ぜ っ か し ん け い 4
noun
hypoglossal nerve
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ぜ っ か せ ん 0
noun
sublingual gland
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noun
dorsal; dorsal consonant  (linguistics terminology)
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ぜ っ か じ ょ う 3
noun
sublingual tablet
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noun
coronal; coronal consonant  (linguistics terminology)
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ぜ っ た ん 0
tip of the tongue; speech; way of talking
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noun
spoken word performance; oral arts
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ぜ っ か 1
slip of tongue
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noun
scandal (trouble) caused by a slip of the tongue  (yojijukugo)
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ぜ っ ぽ う 0
noun
eloquence; (sharp) tongue
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