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Simple Dictionary Definition |
はる see styles |
baru バル |
(1) (abbreviation) balcony; (2) Spanish bar (spa:); Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee; (place-name) Palu; Pal |
はるい see styles |
harui ハルイ |
(female given name) Harui |
はるう see styles |
haruu / haru はるう |
(female given name) Haruu |
はるえ see styles |
harue ハルエ |
(female given name) Harue |
はるか see styles |
baruga バルガ |
(place-name) Barga (Mongolia); Valga |
はるき see styles |
baruki バルキ |
(personal name) Varchi |
はるこ see styles |
paruko パルコ |
park (ita: parco); (female given name) Haruko |
はるな see styles |
baruna バルナ |
(place-name) Varna; Barna |
はるの see styles |
haruno ハルノ |
(female given name) Haruno |
はるひ see styles |
haruhi ハルヒ |
(female given name) Haruhi |
はるみ see styles |
parumi パルミ |
(place-name) Palmi |
はるら see styles |
parura パルラ |
(place-name) Parla (Spain) |
はるる see styles |
paruru ぱるる |
Postal Savings system; (product name) Postal Savings account passbook |
はるゐ see styles |
harui はるゐ |
(given name) Harui; Haruwi |
はるゑ see styles |
harue ハルヱ |
(female given name) Harue; Haruwe |
はるを see styles |
haruo ハルヲ |
(female given name) Haruo; Haruwo |
はる乃 see styles |
haruno はるの |
(personal name) Haruno |
はる代 see styles |
haruyo ハルよ |
(female given name) Haruyo |
はる佳 see styles |
haruka はるか |
(female given name) Haruka |
はる奈 see styles |
haruna はるな |
(female given name) Haruna |
はる子 see styles |
haruko ハルこ |
(female given name) Haruko |
はる恵 see styles |
harue はるえ |
(female given name) Harue |
はる星 see styles |
haruse はるせ |
(female given name) Haruse |
はる枝 see styles |
harue はるえ |
(female given name) Harue |
はる歌 see styles |
haruka はるか |
(female given name) Haruka |
はる江 see styles |
harue ハルえ |
(female given name) Harue |
はる緋 see styles |
haruhi はるひ |
(female given name) Haruhi |
はる美 see styles |
harumi はるみ |
(female given name) Harumi |
はる翔 see styles |
haruka はるか |
(female given name) Haruka |
はる良 see styles |
harumi はるみ |
(female given name) Harumi |
はる花 see styles |
haruka はるか |
(female given name) Haruka |
はる莉 see styles |
haruri はるり |
(female given name) Haruri |
はる菜 see styles |
haruna はるな |
(female given name) Haruna |
はる華 see styles |
haruka ハルか |
(female given name) Haruka |
はる霞 see styles |
haruka はるか |
(female given name) Haruka |
はる香 see styles |
haruka はるか |
(female given name) Haruka |
ハルア see styles |
harua ハルア |
(place-name) Harua |
ハルオ see styles |
haruo ハルオ |
(given name) Haruo |
ハルク see styles |
baruku バルク |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) bulk; (personal name) Balk |
ハルジ see styles |
baruji バルジ |
bulge; (place-name) Bals; Varsi |
ハルス see styles |
parusu パルス |
pulse; (personal name) Pars |
ハルツ see styles |
harutsu ハルツ |
resin (ger: Harz); (place-name) Harz |
ハルト see styles |
baruto バルト |
Baltic; (personal name) Pardo |
ハルバ see styles |
haruba ハルバ |
halva; (place-name) Palpa (Nepal) |
ハルベ see styles |
harube ハルベ |
(place-name) Halbe |
ハルマ see styles |
paruma パルマ |
(place-name) Palma (Brazil); Parma (Italy) |
ハルム see styles |
parumu パルム |
(personal name) Palm |
ハルユ see styles |
haruyu ハルユ |
(female given name) Haruyu |
ハルヨ see styles |
haruyo ハルヨ |
(given name) Haruyo |
ハル川 see styles |
harugawa ハルがわ |
(place-name) River Hull |
バルサ see styles |
barusa バルサ |
balsa; (place-name) Parsa |
バルタ see styles |
baruda バルダ |
More info & calligraphy: Balta |
バルチ see styles |
baruchi バルチ |
(place-name) Walcz |
バルテ see styles |
barude バルデ |
(place-name) Varde |
バルネ see styles |
parune パルネ |
(personal name) Parnet |
バルフ see styles |
parupu パルプ |
(noun/participle) pulp; (personal name) Balfe |
バルメ see styles |
parume パルメ |
(personal name) Palme; Parmet |
バルレ see styles |
barure バルレ |
(personal name) Varlet |
バルー see styles |
baruu / baru バルー |
(personal name) Barouh |
パルロ see styles |
paruro パルロ |
(personal name) Parlo |
すはる see styles |
subaru スバル |
(company) Subaru; (c) Subaru |
ちはる see styles |
chiharu チハル |
(female given name) Chiharu |
なはる see styles |
naharu なはる |
(v4r,aux-v) (honorific or respectful language) (archaism) (See なさる) to do; (place-name) Navarre; Naval |
ひばる see styles |
biharu ビハル |
(personal name) Behal |
へばる see styles |
hebaru へばる |
(v5r,vi) (colloquialism) to be exhausted; to be worn out |
まはる see styles |
maharu マハル |
(personal name) Machar |
みはる see styles |
miharu ミハル |
(personal name) Michal; Myhal; (female given name) Miharu |
アバル see styles |
abaru アバル |
(personal name) Avar |
カバル see styles |
kaparu カパル |
(place-name) Kapalu |
コハル see styles |
koparu コパル |
(personal name) Kopal |
サバル see styles |
sabaru サバル |
(place-name) Savalou; Saval |
ツバル see styles |
tsubaru ツバル |
More info & calligraphy: Tuvalu |
デバル see styles |
debaru デバル |
(place-name) Debar |
ボバル see styles |
bobaru ボバル |
Bobal (wine grape variety) (spa:) |
メバル see styles |
mebaru メバル |
(kana only) black rockfish (Sebastes inermis); darkbanded rockfish |
ラハル see styles |
rabaru ラバル |
(place-name) Laval (France); Ravar (Iran) |
リバル see styles |
ribaru リバル |
(personal name) Ribar |
古はる see styles |
koharu こはる |
(personal name) Koharu |
命はる see styles |
inochiharu いのちはる |
(exp,v5r) to put one's life on the line |
実はる see styles |
miharu みはる |
(female given name) Miharu |
強ばる see styles |
kowabaru こわばる |
(v5r,vi) (kana only) to stiffen; to become stiff |
志はる see styles |
shiharu しはる |
(female given name) Shiharu |
町バル see styles |
machibaru まちバル |
street festival; street fair |
美はる see styles |
miharu みはる |
(female given name) Miharu |
街バル see styles |
machibaru まちバル |
street festival; street fair |
角ばる see styles |
kakubaru かくばる |
(v5r,vi) (1) to be square; to be angular; to be jagged; (2) to be formal; to be stiff; to be ceremonious |
貞はる see styles |
sadaharu さだはる |
(Godan verb with "ru" ending) (slang) to harp too long on a subject |
頬ばる see styles |
hoobaru ほおばる houbaru / hobaru ほうばる |
(ik) (transitive verb) to stuff one's cheeks; to fill one's mouth (with food) |
骨ばる see styles |
honebaru ほねばる |
(v5r,vi) to be bony; to be angular |
はるな郷 see styles |
harunagou / harunago はるなごう |
(place-name) Harunagou |
はるの土 see styles |
harunotsuchi はるのつち |
bare ground revealed by melting snow |
はるの川 see styles |
harunokawa はるのかわ |
(exp,n) river in springtime |
はるの雲 see styles |
harunokumo はるのくも |
(exp,n) cloud floating in a spring sky |
ハルカビ see styles |
harukabi ハルカビ |
(personal name) Harkabi |
ハルガダ see styles |
harugada ハルガダ |
(place-name) Hurghada (Egyptian city and tourist center located on the Red Sea coast) |
ハルキウ see styles |
harukiu ハルキウ |
(place-name) Kharkiv (Ukraine); Kharkov |
ハルキス see styles |
harukisu ハルキス |
(place-name) Khalkis |
ハルサニ see styles |
harusani ハルサニ |
(personal name) Harasanyi |
ハルスケ see styles |
harusuke ハルスケ |
(personal name) Halske |
ハルセル see styles |
haruseru ハルセル |
(personal name) Halsell |
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