Words — 127 found
どうかしら
1. how about ...?; what about ...?Female term or language
2. I wonder; I don't knowFemale term or language
あんもち
餡餅
1. mochi rice cake with red bean jam filling; mochi rice cake covered in red bean jamFemale term or language, Only applies to 餡餅, See also 餅
2. mochi rice cakeOnly applies to あんも
餡餅 【あんも】、餅 【あんも】
おだいばん
御台盤
1. dining table
2. cooked riceArchaic, Female term or language, secret language of court ladies
こと
いい事
1. good thing; nice thingUsually written using kana alone
2. good excuse; good grounds; good opportunityUsually written using kana alone, usu. as 〜をいいことに(して)
3. (good) ideaUsually written using kana alone, Children's language
4. interjection used to impress an idea or to urge a responseFemale term or language, Usually written using kana alone
好い事 【いいこと】、善い事 【いいこと】
1. Miki CorporationOrganization name
2. MikiFemale term or language, Family or surname
おめぐり
御廻
1. dumpling cooked in miso served during the dog days of summer at the imperial court
2. accompaniments for a rice dishArchaic, Female term or language, See also おかず, secret language of court ladies
4. menstrual periodArchaic
御回 【おめぐり】、御回り 【おめぐり】
1. garlic (Allium sativum)Archaic, Female term or language, See also ニンニク, secret language of court ladies
1. manjūPolite (teineigo) language, Female term or language, Children's language, Archaic, See also まんじゅう
からもの
辛物
1. spicy foodOnly applies to からもの, usu. 辛いもの, etc.
2. daikonArchaic, Female term or language, secret language of court ladies
辛物 【からもん】
1. chamber pot; bedpanFemale term or language
て
手なし
1. handless; armless
2. vineless plantBotany
4. menstruation; periodFemale term or language, Archaic
手無し 【てなし】
おやかちん
御焼き餅
1. roasted mochiArchaic, Female term or language
御焼餅 【おやきかちん】
御焼餅: Irregular okurigana usage.
1. youHonorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language, used in letters when addressing a woman
2. noblewoman; lady
もじ
は文字い
1. embarrassed; ashamed ofArchaic, Female term or language, See also はずかしい, secret language of court ladies