Jisho

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Words — 82 found

けもの 獣
Common word JLPT N1 Wanikani level 26 Play audio Links
Noun
1. beast; brute; animal​
Noun
2. animal with human characteristics​Slang, Only applies to ケモノ, term used by members of the furry subculture
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3. Beast​
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獣 【けだもの】、獣 【じゅう】、ケモノ、ケダモノ
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ちくしょう 畜生
Common word JLPT N1 Wanikani level 48 Play audio Links
1. damn it; damn; son of a bitch; for Christ's sake​Usually written using kana alone
Noun
2. beast; animal​
Noun
3. person reborn into the animal realm​Buddhism, See also 畜生道
Noun
4. brute; bastard​
  • ちくしょう畜生
    • 、
  • パンク
  • だ
    • 。
Shit! I've got a flat.
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5. Animals in Buddhism​The position and treatment of animals in Buddhism is impo... Read more
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畜生 【ちきしょう】
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ビースト
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1. beast​
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よあし 四つ足
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Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', Noun
1. four-legged; four-footed​
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2. (four-legged) animal; beast​
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４つ足 【よつあし】、四つ脚 【よつあし】
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しし 獣
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1. beast (esp. one used for its meat, such as a boar or a deer)​Archaic
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2. hunting (of animals such as boar, deer, etc.)​Abbreviation, See also 獣狩り
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猪 【しし】、鹿 【しし】
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ひと 人でなし
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Noun, Na-adjective (keiyodoshi)
1. brute; beast; monster; inhuman person; ungrateful person​
Other forms
人で無し 【ひとでなし】
Notes
人で無し: Rarely-used kanji form.
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きんじゅう 禽獣
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1. birds and beasts; beast; brute; (dumb) animal​
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やじゅう 野獣
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1. wild beast; wild animal; brute​
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もうじゅう 猛獣
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1. fierce animal; beast of prey; big game​
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にんぴにん 人非人
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1. inhuman person; fiend; beast; brute​Derogatory, See also 人でなし
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いぬちくしょう 犬畜生
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1. mangy cur; low animal; beast​
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しんじゅう 神獣
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1. divine beast​See also 四神獣
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まじゅう 魔獣
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1. legendary beast; magical beast​
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きじゅう 奇獣
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1. unusual beast; strange beast​
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にんちくしょう 人畜生
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1. inhuman person; fiend; beast; brute​Derogatory, Rare term, See also 人非人
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じゅうおうき 獣王記
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1. Altered Beast (1989 Sega Arcade game, ported to Mega Drive (Genesis))​Product name
Product
2. Altered Beast (1989 Sega Arcade game, ported to Mega Drive (Genesis))​
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3. Altered Beast​Altered Beast (獣王記 Jūōki, literally "Beast King's Chronic... Read more
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らいじゅう 雷獣
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1. beast which descends from the sky with a thunderbolt (in Chinese mythology)​
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2. Raijū​Raijū (雷獣,"thunder animal" or "thunder beast") is a legen... Read more
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びじょやじゅう 美女と野獣
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1. Beauty and the Beast (fairy tale)​Work of art, literature, music, etc. name
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2. Beauty and the Beast​
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3. Beauty and the Beast​Beauty and the Beast is a traditional fairy tale. The fir... Read more
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おうりゅう 応竜
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1. Yinglong (dragon and rain deity)​Chinese mythology
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2. Yinglong​Yinglong is a winged dragon and rain deity in ancient Chi... Read more
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応龍 【おうりゅう】
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けものすうじ 獣の数字
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Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Noun
1. number of the beast (666)​Christianity
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2. Number of the Beast​The Number of the Beast (Greek: Ἀριθμὸς τοῦ θηρίου, Arith... Read more
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Kanji — 12 found

9.968376285849295
16 strokes. JLPT N1. Jōyō kanji, taught in junior high.
獣
animal, beast
Kun: けもの、 けだもの
On: ジュウ
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90.90909090909092
19 strokes. Jinmeiyō kanji.
獸
beast, animal, bestial
Kun: けもの、 けだもの
On: ジュウ
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100.0
17 strokes.
㺔
a kind of beast, a legendary monster
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100.0
15 strokes.
貎
lion, wild beast, wild horse
On: ゲイ
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Sentences — 8 found

  • jreibun/6324/2
    • こまいぬ狛犬
      • とは、
    • とりい鳥居
      • や
    • はいでん拝殿
      • の前に
    • いっつい一対
      • になって配置された
    • けもの獣
      • の
    • ぞう像
      • のことで、
    • じんじゃ神社
      • を守る
    • やくめ役目
      • をしていると言われている。
    Komainu, or guardian lion-dog statues, are pairs of beast figures placed in front of torii gates or shrine halls and are believed to protect Shinto shrines. — Jreibun
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