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noun
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wind that blows from north to north-east during spring and summer along the coast of the Sea of Japan
noun
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wind that blows from north to north-east during spring and summer along the coast of the Sea of Japan
See also:あいの風
noun
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Raggiana bird-of-paradise (Paradisaea raggiana), Count Raggi's bird-of-paradise(usually kana)
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アカカザリフウチョウ
expression, Godan-tsu verb
1.
to blow (of autumn wind)
See also:秋風が吹く (あきかぜがふく)
2.
to fall out of love
See also:秋風が吹く (あきかぜがふく)
expression, Godan-ku verb
1.
to blow (of autumn wind)
2.
to fall out of love
expression
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tomorrow will take care of itself, let the morn come and the meat with it, tomorrow, the winds of tomorrow will blow(proverb)
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明日は明日の風が吹く【あすはあすのかぜがふく】
expression
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you can't catch the wind with a net(proverb)
noun
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wind that blows from north to north-east during spring and summer along the coast of the Sea of Japan(usually kana)
See also:あゆの風 (あゆのかぜ)
noun
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wind that blows from north to north-east during spring and summer along the coast of the Sea of Japan
See also:あいの風
noun
1.
bubble bath
2.
jacuzzi, whirlpool bath
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泡ぶろ【あわぶろ】
、あわ風呂【あわぶろ】
noun
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noun
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great sensation, taking something by storm, making a splash(yojijukugo)
noun
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freshly drawn bath, (taking) a bath before anyone else
See also:仕舞風呂
noun
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sailing before the wind, everything is going well(yojijukugo)
noun
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ruling the times, holding sway over the minds of the people(yojijukugo)
expression, suru verb (irregular)
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take the world by storm, to hold sway over the minds of the people(idiom )
prenominal
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eccentric, queer, unconventional, peculiar, original
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一風変った【いっぷうかわった】
noun
1.
hereditary custom, surviving tradition
2.
teachings passed down from previous generations
no-adjective, taru-adjective, to-adverb
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being majestic, with great pomp and circumstance, with an imposing air(yojijukugo)
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威風堂々【いふうどうどう】
taru-adjective, to-adverb
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awe-inspiring, majestic, commanding, stately, with an imposing air, in a stately (dignified) manner(archaism, yojijukugo)
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威風凛凛【いふうりんりん】
expression
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馬の耳に風【むまのみみにかぜ】[1]
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- word containing irregular kana usage
noun
1.
large furoshiki(yojijukugo)
2.
big talk, vain boasting or bluster, blowing one's own trumpet, rodomontade
expression, Ichidan verb
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to talk big, to be bombastic
expression, Ichidan verb
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to become scared, to have an attack of nerves, to have a yellow streak, to chicken out, to run out of courage
noun
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mumps, epidemic parotitis(medical term)
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阿多福風邪【おたふくかぜ】
、お多福風邪【おたふくかぜ】
expression, Godan-ru verb
1.
to take a bath, to have a bath
2.
to take a shower(colloquialism)
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御風呂に入る【おふろにはいる】
noun
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west wind in the early spring (traditionally on the night of the 20th day of the second month of the lunar calendar), wind that blows seashells ashore
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貝寄【かいよせ】
、貝寄風【かいよせ】
expression, Ichidan verb
1.
to penetrate a body (e.g. with a spear or bullet)
2.
to breathe new life into, to provide a potential solution
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風穴をあける【かざあなをあける】
expression
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a disgrace (to a whole group of people)
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風上にもおけない【かざかみにもおけない】
noun
1.
clouds appearing before the wind starts to blow
2.
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風雲【かぜくも】
noun
1.
air-damper (e.g. in chimney)
2.
wind door, door through which wind blows, e.g. to cool a room(archaism)
noun
1.
flurry of snow in a clear sky
2.
winter wind which brings scattered snowflakes or raindrops
3.
skin eruptions cause by a cold or fever
See also:風ほろし
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風花【かざはな】
noun
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wind drying, drying something by hanging it in a drafty place (e.g. fish)
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風乾し【かざぼし】
noun
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風ぼろし【かざぼろし】
noun, auxillary suru verb
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waiting for favorable wind, waiting for favourable wind
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風待ち【かぜまち】
expression, adjective
1.
windy, windswept
See also:風当たりの強い
2.
receive harsh treatment
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風当りが強い【かぜあたりがつよい】
expression
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any event can bring about an effect in an unexpected way, if the wind blows the bucket makers prosper(proverb)