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くち 口
Common word JLPT N5 Wanikani level 1 Play audio Show 46 collocations Links
Noun
1. mouth​
  • いす椅子
  • に
  • よこ横たわる
  • わたし私
  • に
  • 、
  • しかえいせいし歯科衛生士
  • の
  • じょせい女性
  • が
  • 「
  • はい
  • 、
  • お
  • くち口
  • を
  • あ開けて
  • ください
  • 」
  • と
  • い言った
  • のです
  • 。
The woman dental hygienist said to me, lying down in the chair, "Right, please open your mouth."
Noun
2. opening; hole; gap; orifice​
  • わたし私たち
  • は
  • そのまま
  • どうくつ洞窟
  • の
  • くち口
  • に
  • ボート
  • で
  • つっこ突っ込んで
  • い行きました
  • 。
We plunged into the cave opening on our boat and continued on.
Noun
3. mouth (of a bottle); spout; nozzle; mouthpiece​
  • びん瓶
  • の
  • くち口
  • まで
  • いっぱい
  • に
  • はい入れて
  • くうき空気
  • が
  • い入らない
  • ようにし
  • なさい
  • 。
Fill the bottle to the top so as to exclude all air.
Noun
4. gate; door; entrance; exit​
Noun
5. speaking; speech; talk (i.e. gossip)​See also 口を利く
  • あのひとあの人
  • は
  • くち口
  • と
  • はら腹
  • が
  • はんたい反対
  • だ
  • 。
He says one thing and means another.
Noun
6. taste; palate​See also 口に合う
Noun
7. mouth (to feed)​
  • がいまい外米
  • は
  • ぼそぼそ
  • していて
  • 、
  • にほんじん日本人
  • の
  • くち口
  • には
  • あ合わない
  • 。
Foreign rice is hard and tasteless, and doesn't appeal to the Japanese palate.
Noun
8. opening (i.e. vacancy); available position​See also 働き口
Noun
9. invitation; summons​See also 口がかかる
  • あの
  • しごと仕事の
  • くち口
  • は
  • まだ
  • ある
  • よ
  • 。
The job offer still stands.
Noun
10. kind; sort; type​
Noun
11. opening (i.e. beginning)​
Suffix, Counter
12. counter for mouthfuls, shares (of money) and stove burners​
Suffix, Counter
13. counter for swords, blades, etc.​See also 振り ふり, often read ふり in museum, etc. contexts
Wikipedia definition
14. Mouth​The mouth is the first portion of the alimentary canal that receives food and saliva. The oral mucosa is the mucous membrane epithelium lining the inside of the mouth. In addition to its primary role as the beginning of the digestive system, in humans the mouth also plays a significant role in communication. While primary aspects of the voice are produced in the throat, the tongue, lips, and jaw are also needed to produce the range of sounds included in human language.
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