Words — 46 found
たいがい
大概
1. generally; mainly; usually; normally; mostly; for the most part
- かれ彼
- は
- よる夜
- には
- たいがい
- いえ家
- に
- いる 。
2. nearly all; almost all; most
- ディナー
- は
- たいがい
- コーヒー
- で
- お終わる 。
3. gist; summary; outline; main idea
4. staying within bounds; not overdoing (something); not getting carried away; not going too far; being moderateSee also 大概にする
5. probably; perhaps; in all likelihood
6. considerably; greatly; really
たいはん
大半
1. majority; more than half; most (of)
2. mostly; largely; mainly; predominately; nearly
もっぱ
専ら
1. wholly; solely; entirely; exclusively; devotedly; fixedlyUsually written using kana alone
2. principally; mostly; chiefly; mainlyUsually written using kana alone
専ら 【もはら】
もはら: Out-dated or obsolete kana usage.
1. mainly; principally; chiefly; for the most partArchaic
おお
多く
1. many; much; plenty; a lot
- こめ米
- は
- せかい世界
- の
- おお多く
- の
- ちいき地域
- で
- つく作られています 。
2. majority (of); greater part (of)
- だいがくせい大学生
- の
- おお多く
- は 、
- レポート
- を
- か書く
- の
- に
- パソコン
- を
- つか使います 。
3. mostly; mainly; chiefly; usually; often
おおむ
概ね
1. in general; generally; mostly; roughly; largely; mainly; on the whole; by and largeUsually written using kana alone
2. gist; point; main idea
大旨 【おおむね】
大旨: Rarely-used kanji form.
はかま
袴
1. hakama; pleated skirt or loose-legged trousers worn over a kimono mainly on ceremonial occasions
2. (leaf) sheath
3. (sake bottle) stand
かぶき
歌舞伎
1. kabuki; traditional form of drama and music performed by male actors wearing makeup mainly in white and red
2. Kabuki
歌舞妓 【かぶき】
歌舞妓: Rarely-used kanji form.
わどけい
和時計
1. clocks made in Japan, mainly in the Edo period; clocks that tell Japanese time
オーバーテクノロジー
1. super technology; technology beyond our current capabilities, mainly in science fictionWasei, word made in Japan, From English “over technology”. Wasei (word made in Japan)
オーバー・テクノロジー
ほしい
糒
1. dried boiled rice used mainly as provisions of samurai troops and travelers (travellers)
糒 【ほしいい】、干し飯 【ほしいい】、乾し飯 【ほしいい】、干飯 【ほしいい】、乾飯 【ほしいい】
干飯: Irregular okurigana usage. 乾飯: Irregular okurigana usage.
さいこうけいご
最高敬語
1. highest honorifics; honorific language mainly reserved for speaking of or to a member of the Imperial familyLinguistics
わぶんたい
和文体
1. literary style from the Heian era onwards, mainly in kana and written by women