Words — 40 found
すきわたどの
透渡殿
1. roofed path (lacking walls) connecting the main residence and the side houses (in traditional palatial architecture)See also 寝殿造
透渡殿 【すいわたどの】
はしが
橋掛かり
1. covered bridge passageway connecting the backstage (mirror room) to the noh stage
橋掛り 【はしがかり】、橋掛 【はしがかり】、橋がかり 【はしがかり】、橋懸かり 【はしがかり】、橋懸り 【はしがかり】、橋懸 【はしがかり】
橋掛: Irregular okurigana usage. 橋懸: Irregular okurigana usage.
かかりじょし
係助詞
1. binding particle (e.g. "ha", "mo", "koso", "shika"); linking particle; connecting particleGrammar
係り助詞 【かかりじょし】、係助詞 【けいじょし】
ちゅうもん
中門
2. central gate (between the main gate and main hall of a temple)
3. central gate (separating the inner and outer gardens of a teahouse)
いい
行け行け
1. high spirits; high energy; go-go mood; eagerness; enthusiasm; excitement
2. go!; go-man-go!
3. fashionably clothed and assertive (esp. of a woman); flashyColloquial, Dated term, esp. イケイケ
4. adjoining (rooms)
イケイケ
にこうどうろ
２項道路
1. road that is narrower than 4 meters but still counts as a valid connecting road for determining if construction is allowed on a plot adjacent to the roadLaw, See also 接道義務
二項道路 【にこうどうろ】
どうろ
みなし道路
1. road that is narrower than 4 meters but still counts as a valid connecting road for determining if construction is allowed on a plot adjacent to the roadLaw, See also 接道義務
おお
追い落とし
1. chasing down; pushing down; deposing; ousting
2. connect-and-die; oiotoshi; position where, even after connecting a group of stones in atari, the group remains in atari and can still be captured without any possibility of saving itGo (game)
追い落し 【おいおとし】、追落とし 【おいおとし】、追落し 【おいおとし】
のぞ
覗き
1. peep; peeping
2. peep show; device with lens mounted on a stand or in a box to view enlarged picturesAbbreviation, See also 覗き機関
3. peep; placing a stone before a connecting point (threatening to divide the opponent's stones)Go (game), Usually written using kana alone, usu. ノゾキ
覘き 【のぞき】、ノゾキ
覘き: Rarely-used kanji form.
ふろ
風呂
- インカ
- じん人
- は
- ヨーロッパじんヨーロッパ人
- よりも
- おお多く
- ふろ風呂
- へ
- はい入った 。
2. bathhouse; public bath
3. room for drying lacquerware
4. base (wooden joint connecting the blade of a hoe, spade, etc., to the handle)
2. neck (narrow part of a utensil)
3. throat (part of a racket connecting the head and handle)