There are 59 total results for your タンガ search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
タンガ see styles |
tanga タンガ |
tanga (por:); brief bikini-like underwear, orig. from Brazil |
タンカー see styles |
tankaa / tanka タンカー |
tanker |
ダンカム see styles |
dankamu ダンカム |
(personal name) Duncombe |
ダンカル see styles |
dankaru ダンカル |
(place-name) Dankhar |
ダンカン see styles |
dankan ダンカン |
More info & calligraphy: Duncan |
カタンガ see styles |
katanga カタンガ |
(place-name) Katanga |
スタンカ see styles |
sutanka スタンカ |
(personal name) Stanka |
マタンガ see styles |
matanga マタンガ |
(place-name) Matanga |
タンガイル see styles |
tangairu タンガイル |
(place-name) Tangail (Bangladesh) |
タンガロア see styles |
tangaroa タンガロア |
(personal name) Tangaroa |
ダンカリー see styles |
dangarii / dangari ダンガリー |
dungaree (fabric); (place-name) Dhangarhi (Nepal) |
サンタンカ see styles |
santanka サンタンカ |
ixora chinensis (flower) |
スタンガン see styles |
sutangan スタンガン |
stun gun |
スタンガー see styles |
sutangaa / sutanga スタンガー |
(place-name) Stanger |
ハタンガ川 see styles |
hatangagawa ハタンガがわ |
(place-name) Khatanga (river) |
ハタンガ湾 see styles |
hatangawan ハタンガわん |
(place-name) Khatangskii Zaliv (bay) |
パタンカー see styles |
patankaa / patanka パタンカー |
(personal name) Patankar |
ムリダンガ see styles |
muridanga ムリダンガ |
mridangam (double-headed barrel drum of Indian origin) (hin:) |
メタンガス see styles |
metangasu メタンガス |
methane gas |
ヨルダンカ see styles |
yorudanka ヨルダンカ |
(personal name) Yordanka |
ラタンガル see styles |
ratangaru ラタンガル |
(place-name) Ratangarh |
タンガニイカ see styles |
tanganiika / tanganika タンガニイカ |
(place-name) Tanganyika |
タンガニーカ see styles |
tanganiika / tanganika タンガニーカ |
(place-name) Tanganyika (Tanzania) |
ダンガラコバ see styles |
dangarakoba ダンガラコバ |
(personal name) Dangalakova |
ダンガーバン see styles |
dangaaban / dangaban ダンガーバン |
(place-name) Dungarvan |
カンダンガン see styles |
kandangan カンダンガン |
(place-name) Kandangan |
ゴバルダンガ see styles |
gobarudanga ゴバルダンガ |
(place-name) Gobardanga |
スタンカード see styles |
sutankaado / sutankado スタンカード |
(personal name) Stunkard |
チュアダンガ see styles |
chuadanga チュアダンガ |
(place-name) Chuadanga (Bangladesh) |
バタンガン岬 see styles |
batanganmisaki バタンガンみさき |
(place-name) Cape Batangan |
ボルガタンガ see styles |
borugatanga ボルガタンガ |
(place-name) Bolgatanga (Ghana) |
マンダンガス see styles |
mandangasu マンダンガス |
(personal name) Mundungus |
ムリダンガム see styles |
muridangamu ムリダンガム |
mridangam (double-headed barrel drum of Indian origin) (hin:) |
モダンガール see styles |
modangaaru / modangaru モダンガール |
(slang) modern girl (1920s slang) |
大型タンカー see styles |
oogatatankaa / oogatatanka おおがたタンカー |
(petroleum) super tanker |
石油タンカー see styles |
sekiyutankaa / sekiyutanka せきゆタンカー |
oil tanker |
タンガニーカ湖 see styles |
tanganiikako / tanganikako タンガニーカこ |
(place-name) Lake Tanganyika |
オイルタンカー see styles |
oirutankaa / oirutanka オイルタンカー |
oiltanker |
キサンタンガム see styles |
kisantangamu キサンタンガム |
xanthan gum |
シンクタンカー see styles |
shinkutankaa / shinkutanka シンクタンカー |
think tanker |
ツタンカーメン see styles |
tsutankaamen / tsutankamen ツタンカーメン |
(person) Tutankhamen |
タンガーミュンデ see styles |
tangaamyunde / tangamyunde タンガーミュンデ |
(place-name) Tangermunde |
ダンカンズビー岬 see styles |
dankanzubiimisaki / dankanzubimisaki ダンカンズビーみさき |
(place-name) Duncansby Head |
シンク・タンカー see styles |
shinku tankaa / shinku tanka シンク・タンカー |
think tanker |
スルタンガリエフ see styles |
surutangariefu スルタンガリエフ |
(personal name) Sultangaliev |
スーパータンカー see styles |
suupaatankaa / supatanka スーパータンカー |
supertanker |
マンモスタンカー see styles |
manmosutankaa / manmosutanka マンモスタンカー |
mammoth tanker |
マンモス・タンカー see styles |
manmosu tankaa / manmosu tanka マンモス・タンカー |
mammoth tanker |
ハイオクタンガソリン see styles |
haiokutangasorin ハイオクタンガソリン |
high-octane gasoline |
Variations: |
muridangamu; muridanga ムリダンガム; ムリダンガ |
mridangam (double-headed barrel drum of Indian origin) (hin:) |
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modangaaru; modan gaaru / modangaru; modan garu モダンガール; モダン・ガール |
(slang) (1920s slang) modern girl |
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hyoutankarakoma / hyotankarakoma ひょうたんからこま |
(exp,n) (1) (idiom) something appearing from a place you wouldn't expect; something said as a joke actually happening; a horse from a gourd; (exp,n) (2) (idiom) something impossible; something ridiculous |
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metangasu(p); metan gasu メタンガス(P); メタン・ガス |
methane gas |
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shinkutankaa; shinku tankaa / shinkutanka; shinku tanka シンクタンカー; シンク・タンカー |
think tanker |
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manmosutankaa; manmosu tankaa / manmosutanka; manmosu tanka マンモスタンカー; マンモス・タンカー |
mammoth tanker |
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hyoutankarakomagaderu / hyotankarakomagaderu ひょうたんからこまがでる |
(exp,v1) (1) (idiom) something appearing from a place you wouldn't expect; something said as a joke actually happening; a horse comes out from a gourd; (exp,v1) (2) (idiom) something impossible; something ridiculous |
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haiokutangasorin; haiokutan gasorin ハイオクタンガソリン; ハイオクタン・ガソリン |
high-octane gasoline |
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tankaokiru(啖呵o切ru, 啖呵okiru, tankao切ru); tankaokiru(tankao切ru) たんかをきる(啖呵を切る, 啖呵をきる, たんかを切る); タンカをきる(タンカを切る) |
(exp,v5r) to speak sharply (e.g. during a heated discussion or argument) |
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hyoutankarakoma / hyotankarakoma ひょうたんからこま |
(exp,n) (1) (idiom) something appearing from a place one wouldn't expect; something said as a joke actually happening; a horse from a gourd; (exp,n) (2) (idiom) something impossible; something ridiculous |
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Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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