‹ó‹C [‚‚¤‚«] kuuki; (n) air/atmosphere/(P)
shiritori - Word Game
Started by tabana · 16 Oct 2005 · 1,980 replies
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tabana wrote:‹ó‹C [‚‚¤‚«] kuuki; (n) air/atmosphere/(P)
‹A‘î@y‚«‚½‚z@(kitaku) ~ returning home
bring them on :) I'll keep trying to end them in ku hehe. it seems kinda easy hehe :-p
Here you go:
H‚¢•¨ y‚‚¢‚à‚Ìz (kuimono) - food
H‚¢•¨ y‚‚¢‚à‚Ìz (kuimono) - food
supermidget wrote:
‹A‘î@y‚«‚½‚z@(kitaku) ~ returning home
bring them on :) I'll keep trying to end them in ku hehe. it seems kinda easy hehe :-p
No problem. I'll take the challenge. :sweat:
L [‚Ì‚µ] noshi; (n) an iron/(P)
I guess it's an iron for ironing, since the kanji also means: expand, stretch, extend. :)
tabana wrote:
No problem. I'll take the challenge. :sweat:
L [‚Ì‚µ] noshi; (n) an iron/(P)
I guess it's an iron for ironing, since the kanji also means: expand, stretch, extend. :)
ŽlŠp@y‚µ‚©‚z (shikaku) ~ square
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best way to check meanings of words is pasting it in google image search :)
Link: L‚µ on google
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Okay this doesn't help. Would it be a thing to flatten dough with?? I don't know the english word. In dutch we call it (translated) a "dough roller" :)
Wait.. I get it... since L‚· means to smooth out, a L‚µ is a "smoothener". They probably use this word both for "an iron" and also a "dough roller". Then the usual word for "an iron" would be ƒAƒCƒƒ“ (airon). Just guessing though. :beaten:
Thanks for the info! :thumbsup:
‰š’n [‚‚Ú‚¿] kubochi; (n) pit/hollow/basin/depression
I also found it with the same definition and kanji, but written with these kana: ‚¨‚¤‚¿ (ouchi). Due to my crappy skills, I don't know which one is better, but I need a ‚. ;)
‰š’n [‚‚Ú‚¿] kubochi; (n) pit/hollow/basin/depression
I also found it with the same definition and kanji, but written with these kana: ‚¨‚¤‚¿ (ouchi). Due to my crappy skills, I don't know which one is better, but I need a ‚. ;)
tabana wrote:Thanks for the info! :thumbsup:
‰š’n [‚‚Ú‚¿] kubochi; (n) pit/hollow/basin/depression
I also found it with the same definition and kanji, but written with these kana: ‚¨‚¤‚¿ (ouchi). Due to my crappy skills, I don't know which one is better, but I need a ‚. ;)
‹ß‚@y‚¿‚©‚z (chikaku) ~ near; neighbourhood; vicinity
![[image]](http://www.h5.dion.ne.jp/~tarering/color.orange.files/image042.jpg){kind=link}
ƒƒ}ƒ“ƒX (romansu) - romance
Ÿ‚Ü‚µ` [‚·‚Ü‚µ‚¶‚é] sumashijiru; (n) clear soup
tabana wrote:Ÿ‚Ü‚µ` [‚·‚Ü‚µ‚¶‚é] sumashijiru; (n) clear soup
‚é‚¢Žã@y‚é‚¢‚¶‚á‚z@(ruijaku) ~ weakness; feebleness; imbecility
hmm my dict only has like 40 words starting with ‚é, I knew it were few, but that's realllly few. :shocked:
supermidget wrote:‚é‚¢Žã@y‚é‚¢‚¶‚á‚z@(ruijaku) ~ weakness; feebleness; imbecility
kuromaguro - •–Ž [‚‚ë‚Ü‚®‚ë] /(n) bluefin tuna/
:hehe:
supermidget wrote:‚é‚¢Žã@y‚é‚¢‚¶‚á‚z@(ruijaku) ~ weakness; feebleness; imbecility
hmm my dict only has like 40 words starting with ‚é, I knew it were few, but that's realllly few. :shocked:
Yikes! I tried mine and have the same results. Half of them are verbs or finish with a "‚ñ"
˜F’[Ä‚« [‚ë‚΂½‚â‚«] robatayaki; food cooked on a grill
*edit* oops too slow. :sweat:
‹Gß@y‚«‚¹‚Âz@ki-se-tsu ~ seasons
’Ôg [‚‚ȂÝ] tsunami; tsunami/tidal wave
This one is easy, it's called tsunami in almost every languages. :)
This one is easy, it's called tsunami in almost every languages. :)
tabana wrote:’Ôg [‚‚ȂÝ] tsunami; tsunami/tidal wave
This one is easy, it's called tsunami in almost every languages. :)
–§“ü‘@y‚݂‚ɂイ‚±‚z (mitsunyuukoku) ~ smuggling oneself into a country
I like the litteral meaning :) "secretly entering a country"
‘ [‚‚³] kusa; grass
sakura - cherry blossom
littlemissfab wrote:sakura - cherry blossom
÷ y‚³‚‚çz ;)
—…j‹V [‚炵‚ñ‚¬] rashingi; (n) compass
ginkou - bank
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