Jisho

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Words — 86 found

Noun
1. perpetual land lease; perpetual tenant farmer
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永小作 【えいこさく】
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1. lower class peasant (during the Middle Ages and early modern period); peasant working for a land-owning farmerHistorical term, See also 本百姓
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2. Nago
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1. low-status samurai without land; low-status farmer without land
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やま
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1. Kachi-Kachi Mountain (folktale); The Farmer and the BadgerWork of art, literature, music, etc. name
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2. Kachi-kachi YamaKachi-Kachi Yama, is one of the few Japanese folktales in... Read more
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1. environmentally friendly farmer (as recognized by law)Wasei, word made in Japan, From English “eco-farmer”. Wasei (word made in Japan)
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1. master of the rice field; chief farmerAbbreviation, Archaic
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2. lesser cuckoo (Cuculus poliocephalus)See also 田長鳥
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1. cowshed
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2. cow farmer
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3. restaurant specializing in beef dishes
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4. store (butcher, etc.) that sells beef
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牛屋 【ぎゅうや】
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1. slack season for farmers; leisure season for farmers
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1. hierarchy of samurai, farmers, artisans, and merchants in Edo societyHistorical term, Yojijukugo (four character compound)
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2. Four occupationsThe four occupations or "four categories of the people" w... Read more
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ぜんこくのうみんだんたい 全国農民団体
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1. National Farmers' OrganizationOrganization name
Organization
2. National Farmers' Organization
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ぜんこくのうみんくみあい 全国農民組合
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1. National Farmers Union; NFUOrganization name
Organization
2. National Farmers Union; NFU
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Noun, Suru verb
1. type of land rent paid by farmers
Place
2. Jishi
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地子 【ちし】
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1. farmer's rakeSee also 熊手
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竹杷 【さらえ】杷 【さらい】杷 【さらえ】
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1. land-tax rate during the Edo period, in which the government took 70 percent of the year's crop and the farmers kept 30 percentHistorical term
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1. impoverishment of farmers because of a bumper harvest; decline in farmers' income caused by the sharply lower farm prices as a result of bumper harvests
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