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Words — 16 found

Godan verb with 'u' ending, Transitive verb
1. to take (by force); to take away; to snatch; to steal; to rob (someone) of; to dispossess of; to deprive of; to usurp​
Godan verb with 'u' ending, Transitive verb
2. to absorb (one's attention); to fascinate; to captivate; to charm; to dazzle​as 心を〜, 目を〜, etc.
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Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb
1. usurpation; taking back; dispossession​
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Godan verb with 'ru' ending, Transitive verb
1. to plunder; to grab; to snatch​
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奪いとる 【うばいとる】
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Godan verb with 'u' ending, Transitive verb
1. to scramble for; to struggle for; to contend for; to fight for​
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Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb
1. recovery; rescue; recapture​
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Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb
1. recapture; retaking; recovery; taking back​
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Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. ablative​Grammar
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Noun
1. strikeout leader (in a given season); strikeout king​Baseball
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Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb
1. pillage; plunder​
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奪略 【だつりゃく】
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Godan verb with 'ru' ending, Transitive verb
1. to steal; to rob; to take away​See also 取る
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奪る 【とる】
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奪還 DAKKAN -アルカトラズ-
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Kanji — 1 found

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14 strokes. JLPT N1. Jōyō kanji, taught in junior high.
奪
rob, take by force, snatch away, dispossess, plunder, usurp
Kun: うば.う
On: ダツ
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Sentences — 167 found

  • jreibun/7368/1
      被害者の家族は「
    • ひと人
    • の
    • いのち命
    • を
    • うば奪って
    • おいて、なんとも思わないなど、
    • ひこく被告
    • には
    • げんかく厳格
    • な
    • しょばつ処罰
    • を求めます」と声を
    • ふる震わせた
    • 。
    The victim’s family, their voices trembling, said, “After taking a human life, to feel nothing about it—this is why we call for severe punishment for the defendant.” — Jreibun
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