There are 12 total results for your 百足 search in the dictionary.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
百足 see styles |
bǎi zú bai3 zu2 pai tsu momotari ももたり |
centipede; millipede (kana only) centipede; (surname) Momotari |
百足屋 see styles |
mukadeya むかでや |
(personal name) Mukadeya |
百足山 see styles |
mukadeyama むかでやま |
(surname) Mukadeyama |
百足蟲 百足虫 see styles |
bǎi zú chóng bai3 zu2 chong2 pai tsu ch`ung pai tsu chung |
centipede |
地百足 see styles |
jimukade; jimukade じむかで; ジムカデ |
(kana only) Alaska bellheather (Harrimanella stelleriana) |
石百足 see styles |
ishimukade いしむかで |
(kana only) stone centipede (Lithobiomorpha spp.) |
百足屋町 see styles |
mukadeyachou / mukadeyacho むかでやちょう |
(place-name) Mukadeyachō |
百足海苔 see styles |
mukadenori; mukadenori むかでのり; ムカデノリ |
(kana only) Grateloupia filicina (species of red alga) |
Variations: |
mukade(gikun); hyakusoku(百足); mukade むかで(gikun); ひゃくそく(百足); ムカデ |
(kana only) centipede |
Variations: |
ishimukade; ishimukade いしむかで; イシムカデ |
(kana only) stone centipede (Lithobiomorpha spp.) |
百足之蟲死而不僵 百足之虫死而不僵 see styles |
bǎi zú zhī chóng sǐ ér bù jiāng bai3 zu2 zhi1 chong2 si3 er2 bu4 jiang1 pai tsu chih ch`ung ssu erh pu chiang pai tsu chih chung ssu erh pu chiang |
a centipede dies but never falls down; old institutions die hard |
Variations: |
mukadekyousou / mukadekyoso むかできょうそう |
centipede race (foot race in which teams of runners are tied together) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 12 results for "百足" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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