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shiritori - Word Game

Started by tabana · 16 Oct 2005 · 1,980 replies

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16 Oct 2005, 09:15 #21
loris wrote:

koneko - ¬”L [‚±‚Ë‚±] /(n) kitten/


[‚±‚±‚ë‚Ì‚»‚±] kokoronosoko (n) bottom of one's heart
16 Oct 2005, 12:42 #22
Žq‹Ÿ [‚±‚Ç‚à] kodomo (n) child/children/(P)
16 Oct 2005, 19:24 #23
Azumi wrote:Žq‹Ÿ [‚±‚Ç‚à] kodomo (n) child/children/(P)


ŒÒ@‚à‚à@momo (noun) = "thigh"
16 Oct 2005, 21:45 #24
supermidget wrote:

ŒÒ@‚à‚à@momo (noun) = "thigh"


momo - “ [‚à‚à] /(n) Matsumoto Jun/

(using optional rule)
17 Oct 2005, 03:51 #25
loris wrote:

momo - “ [‚à‚à] /(n) Matsumoto Jun/

(using optional rule)


y–ݕāz [‚à‚¿‚²‚ß] mochikome (n) glutinous rice
17 Oct 2005, 04:41 #26
Tu_triky wrote:

y–ݕāz [‚à‚¿‚²‚ß] mochikome (n) glutinous rice


mezame - –ÚŠo‚ß [‚ß‚´‚ß] /(n) waking/

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17 Oct 2005, 04:47 #27
Meguro - y–ڍ•z@‚ß‚®‚ë@(-‹æ -ku) One of the 23 wards (-ku) in Tokyo.
17 Oct 2005, 04:49 · edited #28
y˜I“V•—˜Cz [‚ë‚Ä‚ñ‚Ô‚ë] (n) rotenburo, open air bath/rotemburo
17 Oct 2005, 04:50 #29
dochira wrote:Meguro - y–ڍ•z@‚ß‚®‚ë@(-‹æ -ku) One of the 23 wards (-ku) in Tokyo.


˜J“­ŽÒ@y‚낤‚Ç‚¤‚µ‚áz@(roudousha) "laborer"

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Triky, now you have to make up a word that starts with ‚ë and ends with it, to make it fit :D
17 Oct 2005, 05:43 #30
supermidget wrote:


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Triky, now you have to make up a word that starts with ‚ë and ends with it, to make it fit :D


okay i had to think about this one for a loooong time.....this was tough for me....but i finally remembered a word that fits the requirements

y˜I“V•—˜Cz [‚ë‚Ä‚ñ‚Ô‚ë] (n) rotenburo open air bath/rotemburo

like this one that i used in japan when i went to Hakone, very "steamy"


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supermidget wrote:

˜J“­ŽÒ@y‚낤‚Ç‚¤‚µ‚áz@(roudousha) "laborer"


now that i redeemed myself

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y‚µ‚á‚èz shari (n) rice prepared for sushi
17 Oct 2005, 06:01 #31
Tu_triky wrote:

now that i redeemed myself

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y‚µ‚á‚èz shari (n) rice prepared for sushi


y—‘zz [‚è‚»‚¤] risou (n); an ideal
17 Oct 2005, 06:06 #32
kokuou wrote:

y—‘zz [‚è‚»‚¤] risou (n); an ideal


[‘²‹Æ] [‚»‚‚¬‚傤] sotsugyo (n); graduation
17 Oct 2005, 06:16 #33
I have a question about the rules, which is sort of a question about what is considered a syllable in nihongo. For risou, should we be looking for a word that starts with "sou"?
17 Oct 2005, 06:20 #34
loris wrote:I have a question about the rules, which is sort of a question about what is considered a syllable in nihongo. For risou, should we be looking for a word that starts with "sou"?


Optional Rules
* Dakuten and handakuten may be ignored. Thus furo (‚Ó‚ë) can follow suupu (‚·[‚Õ).
* A long vowel may either be ignored or considered as a vowel. Mikisaa (ƒ~ƒLƒT[/‚Ý‚«‚³[) can be followed by either sakura or aki (‚ ‚«).
17 Oct 2005, 06:26 #35
Dang. I overlooked that. Nevermind! :mrgreen:
17 Oct 2005, 06:29 #36
loris wrote:Dang. I overlooked that. Nevermind! :mrgreen:


it's good to ask questions...keeps the discipline tight :deal:

as they say ... on with the show!
17 Oct 2005, 06:32 #37
Tu_triky wrote:

[‘²‹Æ] [‚»‚‚¬‚傤] sotsugyo (n); graduation


gyoza - éLŽq [‚¬‚傤‚´] /(n) dumplins/
17 Oct 2005, 06:36 #38
loris wrote:

gyoza - éLŽq [‚¬‚傤‚´] /(n) dumplins/


Optional Rules
* Dakuten and handakuten may be ignored. Thus furo (‚Ó‚ë) can follow suupu (‚·[‚Õ).
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y‹›z [‚³‚©‚È] sakana; (n) fish
17 Oct 2005, 11:04 #39
Tu_triky wrote:
y‹›z [‚³‚©‚È] sakana; (n) fish


y–¼Žcz [‚È‚²‚è] nagori; (n) remains, traces
17 Oct 2005, 11:50 #40
kokuou wrote:

y–¼Žcz [‚È‚²‚è] nagori; (n) remains, traces



y—£°•az [‚肱‚ñ‚т傤] rikonbyo; (n) somnambulism

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