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Words — 8 found

のろ 呪う
Common word Wanikani level 45 Play audio Show inflections Links
Godan verb with 'u' ending, Transitive verb
1. to curse; to put a curse on; to detest intensely​
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詛う 【のろう】
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ののし 罵り
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Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. abuse; curse; swearing; insult​
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まじな お呪い
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1. charm; incantation; spell; curse​Usually written using kana alone, Honorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language
  • おまじない
  • って
  • い言う
  • の
  • は
  • ね
    • 、
  • おんなのこ女の子
  • が
  • す好きな
  • ひと人
  • と
  • むす結ばれる
  • ように
  • 願をかけたり
  • する
  • こと
  • だ
  • よ
    • 。
What you call a 'charm', you know, is what girls wish upon that they may get together with the person they love and such like.
Noun
2. code that is not (yet) necessary to understand; required boilerplate code​Computing, Usually written using kana alone
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じゅごん 呪言
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1. spell; curse; incantation​
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呪言 【じゅげん】
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まじな 呪い
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1. charm; incantation; spell; curse​Usually written using kana alone
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咒い 【まじない】
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咒い: Out-dated kanji or kanji usage.
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くだぎつね 管狐
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1. kuda-gitsune; pipe fox; fox-like spirit kept inside a bamboo tube and used by its master to perform divinations and curses​
Noun
2. stoat​See also オコジョ
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3. Kuda-gitsune​is a creature supposedly employed by Japanese kitsune-tsu... Read more
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くだ狐 【くだぎつね】、クダ狐 【くだぎつね】、クダギツネ
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いづな 飯綱
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1. izuna; pipe fox; fox-like spirit kept inside a bamboo tube and used by its master to perform divinations and curses​See also 管狐
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2. keeper of an izuna​Abbreviation, See also 飯綱使い
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3. Izuna​
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うら 恨めしや
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1. curse you; boo​Usually written using kana alone, uttered by ghosts
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Sentences — 1 found

  • jreibun/5682/1
      日本の
    • かいだん怪談
      • には「
    • まごこ孫子
      • の
    • だい代
      • までたたってやる」といった
    • おそ恐ろしい
      • 言い回しがある。
    In Japanese ghost stories, there is a terrifying saying, “I’m going to curse you up to your children’s and grandchildren’s generation.” — Jreibun
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