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Words — 32 found

Noun, Noun, used as a suffix
1. pillow; bolster​
Noun, Noun, used as a suffix
2. introduction (e.g. to a rakugo story); lead-in​
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3. Pillow​A pillow is a large cushion support for the head or other... Read more
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1. pillow fight​
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2. Makura-Nage​A Makura-Nage is a game from Japan in which children thro... Read more
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まくら投げ 【まくらなげ】
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Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. bedside; near one's pillow​
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枕許 【まくらもと】
Notes
枕許: Rarely-used kanji form.
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1. pillow word; decorative word used prefixally in classical Japanese literature​Linguistics
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2. preface; introduction​
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3. Makurakotoba​, literally "pillow word", are figures of speech used in ... Read more
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枕言葉 【まくらことば】
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1. (railway) sleeper; (railroad) tie; crosstie​Railway
Place
2. Makuragi​
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3. Railroad tie​A railroad tie/railway tie (North America), or railway sl... Read more
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1. The Pillow Book (Heian-period collection of writings by Sei Shōnagon)​
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2. The Pillow Book​The Pillow Book is a book of observations and musings rec... Read more
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1. pillow lava​Geology
Place
2. Chinjouyougan​
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枕状溶岩 【ちんじょうようがん】
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1. bedroom theft or thief​
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枕探し 【まくらさがし】
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1. pillow fight​See also ピローファイト
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まくら叩き 【まくらたたき】、枕たたき 【まくらたたき】
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Noun
1. sore loser who stubbornly refuses to admit being wrong​Yojijukugo (four character compound), See also 漱石枕流
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1. (untalented) geisha who sells sex​
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2. geisha who steals money from sleeping travellers​See also 枕探し
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枕藝者 【まくらげいしゃ】
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1. bedding; bed​Archaic, See also 枕席
Noun, Suru verb
2. to sleep together in the same bed​Archaic
Noun, Suru verb
3. to sleep together using each other's bodies as pillow​Archaic
Noun, Suru verb
4. to sleep together using books as a pillow​Archaic
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枕籍 【ちんしゃ】、枕藉 【ちんせき】、枕藉 【ちんしゃ】
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1. small sweet rice cakes placed at the bedside of the deceased​See also 枕飾り
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1. sutra recitation at the bedside of a deceased person; pillow sutra​
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1. trading sexual favours (for career advancement, etc.)​
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1. makuragaeshi; monster that flips pillows over at night​
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2. changing a pillow position (esp. for a dead body)​See also 北枕
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3. acrobatic routine involving multiple wooden pillows​
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Kanji — 1 found

60.60121405983061
8 strokes. Jōyō kanji, taught in junior high.
枕
pillow
Kun: まくら
On: チン、 シン
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Sentences — 23 found

  • jreibun/4930/1
    • ずいひつ随筆
    • とは作者が
    • みき見聞き
    • したことや感じたことを
    • つづ綴った
    • もので、
    • せいしょうなごん清少納言
    • の『
    • まくらのそうし枕草子
    • 』、
    • かものちょうめい鴨長明
    • の『
    • ほうじょうき方丈記
    • 』、
    • けんこう兼好
    • ほうし法師
    • の『
    • つれづれぐさ徒然草
    • 』は、日本の
    • さんだい三大
    • ずいひつ随筆
    • と言われている。
    An essay (zuihitsu) is a form of writing in which the author records what they have seen, heard, or felt. Sei Shōnagon’s The Pillow Book, Kamo no Chōmei’s An Account of My Hut, and Yoshida Kenkō’s Essays in Idleness are regarded as the three great classics of Japanese essays. — Jreibun
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Names — 20 found

まくら 【枕】
Female given name
1. Makura​
まくらのそうし 【枕の草子】
Unclassified name
1. The Pillow Book (by Sei Shonagon)​
まくらがさわ 【枕ヶ沢】
Place
1. Makuragasawa​
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