Words — 280 found
1. tileMahjong, From Chinese “pái”
メンツ
面子
1. face; honour; honorFrom Chinese “miànzi”
2. meldMahjong
3. lineup (of players participating in a mahjong game)
4. attendees (e.g. at a meeting); members; participants
やとり
焼き鳥
1. yakitori; chicken pieces (or sometimes beef or pork offal) grilled on a skewer
2. grilled and skewered bird (esp. sparrow)Obsolete term
3. failing to win a single hand during a half-gameMahjong
焼鳥 【やきとり】
つこ
積み込み
1. loading (of cargo, freight, etc.)
2. stacking the wall of tiles to one's advantageMahjong
積込み 【つみこみ】、積込 【つみこみ】
あんぜんパイ
安全牌
1. safe tile; tile that may be discarded without risking benefiting an opponentMahjong
2. no-risk choice; easily handled personIdiomatic expression
- へた下手に
- どくじ独自の
- ほうこう方向
- せい性
- を
- だ出す
- と 、
- こうげき攻撃
- されて
- しまう
- から 、
- 安全パイ
- の
- ほうどう報道
- しか
- しない 。
安全パイ 【あんぜんパイ】
さ
差し
1. between (e.g. two people); face to face
2. hindrance; impediment
3. arrhythmic section of recitativeNoh, Usually written using kana alone
4. playing with only 2 playersHanafuda, Mahjong
5. prefix used for stress or emphasis
6. counter for traditional dance songs
指し 【さし】、差 【さし】、指 【さし】、サシ
1. giving up on winning a hand and discarding only safe tilesMahjong, Usually written using kana alone
アンコー
暗刻
ミンコーツ
明刻子
1. open three-of-a-kind (meld); three-of-a-kind made with a tile called from another playerMahjong, See also 刻子
1. tenpai; fishing (i.e. needing one more tile for completion)Mahjong, Usually written using kana alone, From Chinese “tīngpái”
1. pung; three-of-a-kindMahjong, From Chinese
1. non-dealerMahjong, From Chinese “san jia”
ハンチャン
半荘
1. half-game consisting of an east and south roundMahjong, From Chinese “bànzhuāng”
1. single horseman
2. wait for one tile to finish one's pair and one's hand; wait for half of one's pair with four melds completedMahjong, See also 単騎待ち たんきまち