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Search Terms: *産
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noun
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World Heritage (cultural, natural, etc.), World Cultural and Natural Heritage (UNESCO)
noun, auxillary suru verb
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difficult delivery, difficult childbirth, dystocia
noun, auxillary suru verb, no-adjective
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miscarriage, (spontaneous) abortion, abortive birth
noun, na-adjective
1.
fecundity, having many children
noun, auxillary suru verb
2.
abundant production
noun
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sheltered work programs, sheltered work programmes, providing with work, giving employment
noun, auxillary suru verb, no-adjective
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stillbirth
Other readings:
死産【しさん】
noun
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parting gift, remembrance, aftereffect
Other readings:
置きみやげ【おきみやげ】
na-adjective, no-adjective, noun
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first childbirth
Other readings:
初産【しょざん】
、初産【しょさん】
、初産【はつざん】
noun, auxillary suru verb, no-adjective
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noun, auxillary suru verb
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easy delivery, easy childbirth
na-adjective, no-adjective, noun
1.
innocent, naive, unsophisticated, inexperienced, green, wet behind the ears(usually kana)(esp. 初, 初心)
noun (prefix)
2.
birth-(産, 生)
Other readings:
うぶ《初心》
、うぶ《産》
、うぶ《生》
no-adjective
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foreign (product, esp. agricultural), of foreign manufacture
noun
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noun
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fundamental property, principal, endowment, permanent property
noun
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joint manufacturing, joint production, production joint venture
noun
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delayed miscarriage, silent miscarriage, missed abortion(medical term)
noun
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computer-aided manufacture, CAM(computer term)
noun
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CIM, Computer Integrated Manufacturing(computer term)
noun
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returning to one's parents' house to give birth, giving birth at one's parents' home
Other readings:
里帰出産【さとがえりしゅっさん】[1]
Notes:
- irregular okurigana usage
noun
1.
(giving) birth, childbirth, delivery, confinement
See also:お産
noun, noun (suffix)
2.
native of, product of
3.
assets, property, fortune
noun, auxillary suru verb
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natural abortion, spontaneous abortion, miscarriage
noun
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real gross domestic product, real GDP
noun
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gross real national product, real GNP, RGNP
noun
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habitual abortion, recurrent miscarriage, recurrent fetal loss, recurrent pregnancy loss