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12Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
釘 钉 see styles |
dìng ding4 ting kugi(p); kugi くぎ(P); クギ |
to join things together by fixing them in place at one or more points; to nail; to pin; to staple; to sew on nail; spike; tack; rivet; brad; (pachinko) pin; (surname) Teizaki |
釘丸 see styles |
kugimaru くぎまる |
(surname) Kugimaru |
釘井 see styles |
kugii / kugi くぎい |
(surname) Kugii |
釘元 see styles |
kugimoto くぎもと |
(surname) Kugimoto |
釘光 see styles |
kugimitsu くぎみつ |
(surname) Kugimitsu |
釘原 see styles |
kugihara くぎはら |
(surname) Kugihara |
釘吉 see styles |
teikichi / tekichi ていきち |
(given name) Teikichi |
釘子 钉子 see styles |
dīng zi ding1 zi5 ting tzu kugiko くぎこ |
nail; snag; saboteur (surname, female given name) Kugiko |
釘宮 see styles |
kugimiya くぎみや |
(surname) Kugimiya |
釘尾 see styles |
kugio くぎお |
(surname) Kugio |
釘屋 see styles |
kugiya くぎや |
(surname) Kugiya |
釘山 see styles |
kugiyama くぎやま |
(surname) Kugiyama |
釘岡 see styles |
kugioka くぎおか |
(surname) Kugioka |
釘島 see styles |
kugishima くぎしま |
(surname) Kugishima |
釘崎 see styles |
teizaki / tezaki ていざき |
(surname) Teizaki |
釘嵜 see styles |
kugizaki くぎざき |
(surname) Kugizaki |
釘嶋 see styles |
kugishima くぎしま |
(surname) Kugishima |
釘師 see styles |
kugishi くぎし |
(colloquialism) pachinko nail adjuster; pachinko parlor employee who adjusts the machines to regulate profit and loss |
釘戸 see styles |
kugito くぎと |
(place-name) Kugito |
釘抜 see styles |
kuginuki くぎぬき |
(surname) Kuginuki |
釘本 see styles |
kugimoto くぎもと |
(surname) Kugimoto |
釘村 see styles |
kugimura くぎむら |
(surname) Kugimura |
釘松 see styles |
kugimatsu くぎまつ |
(place-name) Kugimatsu |
釘梢 钉梢 see styles |
dīng shāo ding1 shao1 ting shao |
to follow sb; to tail; to shadow; also written 盯梢[ding1 shao1] |
釘死 钉死 see styles |
dìng sǐ ding4 si3 ting ssu |
to nail securely; to execute by means of impalement; to crucify |
釘沢 see styles |
kugisawa くぎさわ |
(surname) Kugisawa |
釘澤 see styles |
kugisawa くぎさわ |
(surname) Kugisawa |
釘無 see styles |
kuginashi くぎなし |
(place-name) Kuginashi |
釘煮 see styles |
kugini くぎに |
(food term) kugini; sand lance simmered in soy, mirin, etc. |
釘牢 钉牢 see styles |
dīng láo ding1 lao2 ting lao |
to clinch (a nail); to nail down |
釘田 see styles |
kugita くぎた |
(surname) Kugita |
釘町 see styles |
kugimachi くぎまち |
(surname) Kugimachi |
釘秀 see styles |
kugihide くぎひで |
(surname) Kugihide |
釘耙 钉耙 see styles |
dīng pá ding1 pa2 ting p`a ting pa |
rake |
釘螺 钉螺 see styles |
dīng luó ding1 luo2 ting lo |
Oncomelania |
釘谷 see styles |
kugiya くぎや |
(surname) Kugiya |
釘貫 see styles |
kuginuki くぎぬき |
(surname) Kuginuki |
釘車 see styles |
kugiguruma くぎぐるま |
(surname) Kugiguruma |
釘野 see styles |
kugino くぎの |
(surname) Kugino |
釘釘 钉钉 see styles |
dīng dīng ding1 ding1 ting ting |
DingTalk, business communication platform developed by Alibaba |
釘鈀 钉钯 see styles |
dīng bǎ ding1 ba3 ting pa |
rake |
釘錘 钉锤 see styles |
dīng chuí ding1 chui2 ting ch`ui ting chui |
nail hammer; claw hammer |
釘隠 see styles |
kugikakushi くぎかくし |
(archit) nail hider; nailhead cover; decorative object which conceals the head of a nail; (place-name) Kugikakushi |
釘頭 钉头 see styles |
dīng tóu ding1 tou2 ting t`ou ting tou teitou / teto ていとう |
head of nail nailhead |
中釘 see styles |
nakakugi なかくぎ |
(place-name) Nakakugi |
今釘 see styles |
imakugi いまくぎ |
(surname) Imakugi |
合釘 see styles |
aikugi あいくぎ |
double-pointed nail; dowel |
圖釘 图钉 see styles |
tú dīng tu2 ding1 t`u ting tu ting |
thumbtack |
大釘 see styles |
ookugi おおくぎ |
(place-name) Ookugi |
扒釘 扒钉 see styles |
bā dīng ba1 ding1 pa ting |
cramp |
木釘 木钉 see styles |
mù dīng mu4 ding1 mu ting kikugi きくぎ |
peg wooden peg |
犬釘 see styles |
inukugi いぬくぎ |
spike; dog nail |
目釘 see styles |
mekugi めくぎ |
rivet on a sword hilt |
磁釘 磁钉 see styles |
cí dīng ci2 ding1 tz`u ting tzu ting |
button magnet (to use on whiteboards, refrigerator doors etc) |
竹釘 see styles |
takekugi たけくぎ |
bamboo nail (spike, peg, etc.) |
耳釘 耳钉 see styles |
ěr dīng er3 ding1 erh ting |
stud earring |
股釘 see styles |
matakugi またくぎ |
staple |
舌釘 舌钉 see styles |
shé dīng she2 ding1 she ting |
tongue ring; tongue piercing |
螺釘 螺钉 see styles |
luó dīng luo2 ding1 lo ting |
screw |
装釘 see styles |
soutei / sote そうてい |
(noun/participle) binding (book); format |
裏釘 see styles |
urakugi うらくぎ |
nail sticking through |
補釘 补钉 see styles |
bǔ ding bu3 ding5 pu ting |
variant of 補丁|补丁[bu3 ding5] |
角釘 角钉 see styles |
jiǎo dīng jiao3 ding1 chiao ting kakukugi かくくぎ |
corner bracket (for securing the corner of a picture frame etc); brad square nail; square peg |
金釘 see styles |
kanekugi かねくぎ |
(1) iron nail; metal nail; (2) (abbreviation) (See 金釘流・かなくぎりゅう) scrawl; scrawled writing; (surname) Kanekugi |
鉚釘 铆钉 see styles |
mǎo dīng mao3 ding1 mao ting |
rivet |
鋲釘 see styles |
byoukugi / byokugi びょうくぎ |
rivet; tack; thumbtack; drawing-pin; hobnail |
長釘 长钉 see styles |
cháng dìng chang2 ding4 ch`ang ting chang ting |
spike |
間釘 see styles |
aikugi あいくぎ |
double-pointed nail; dowel |
飾釘 饰钉 see styles |
shì dīng shi4 ding1 shih ting |
stud (for decorating clothing, shoes, belts etc) |
鼻釘 鼻钉 see styles |
bí dīng bi2 ding1 pi ting |
nose stud; nose piercing |
釘づけ see styles |
kugizuke くぎづけ |
(noun/participle) (1) nailing on; nailing down; nailing shut; being glued (to); being unable to take one's eyes (from); (2) being stationary; being rooted to the spot; (3) (price) pegging |
釘の子 see styles |
kuginoko くぎのこ |
(place-name) Kuginoko |
釘ケ浦 see styles |
kugigaura くぎがうら |
(personal name) Kugigaura |
釘付け see styles |
kugizuke くぎづけ |
(noun/participle) (1) nailing on; nailing down; nailing shut; being glued (to); being unable to take one's eyes (from); (2) being stationary; being rooted to the spot; (3) (price) pegging |
釘子戶 钉子户 see styles |
dīng zi hù ding1 zi5 hu4 ting tzu hu |
householder who refuses to vacate his home despite pressure from property developers |
釘宮磐 see styles |
kugimiyaban くぎみやばん |
(person) Kugimiya Ban (1947.10-) |
釘小野 see styles |
kugiono くぎおの |
(place-name) Kugiono |
釘山触 see styles |
kugiyamafure くぎやまふれ |
(place-name) Kugiyamafure |
釘崎名 see styles |
kugisakimyou / kugisakimyo くぎさきみょう |
(place-name) Kugisakimyou |
釘抜き see styles |
kuginuki くぎぬき |
pincers; nail puller |
釘書機 钉书机 see styles |
dìng shū jī ding4 shu1 ji1 ting shu chi |
stapler |
釘書針 钉书针 see styles |
dìng shū zhēn ding4 shu1 zhen1 ting shu chen |
staple (variant of 訂書針|订书针[ding4 shu1 zhen1]) |
釘無堂 see styles |
kuginashidou / kuginashido くぎなしどう |
(place-name) Kuginashidou |
釘無橋 see styles |
kuginashibashi くぎなしばし |
(place-name) Kuginashibashi |
釘貫川 see styles |
kuginukigawa くぎぬきがわ |
(place-name) Kuginukigawa |
釘野野 see styles |
kuginono くぎのの |
(place-name) Kuginono |
釘隠し see styles |
kugikakushi くぎかくし |
(archit) nail hider; nailhead cover; decorative object which conceals the head of a nail |
釘隠町 see styles |
kugikakushichou / kugikakushicho くぎかくしちょう |
(place-name) Kugikakushichō |
ねじ釘 see styles |
nejikugi ねじくぎ |
screw; screw spike |
また釘 see styles |
matakugi またくぎ |
staple |
上三釘 see styles |
kamimikugi かみみくぎ |
(place-name) Kamimikugi |
五寸釘 see styles |
gosunkugi ごすんくぎ |
long nail; spike |
切り釘 see styles |
kirikugi きりくぎ |
brad; double-pointed nail |
北釘野 see styles |
kitakugino きたくぎの |
(place-name) Kitakugino |
合い釘 see styles |
aikugi あいくぎ |
double-pointed nail; dowel |
合せ釘 see styles |
awasekugi あわせくぎ |
dowel; guide dowel |
合折釘 see styles |
aiorekugi あいおれくぎ |
L-shaped nail; staple; small clamp |
大頭釘 大头钉 see styles |
dà tóu dīng da4 tou2 ding1 ta t`ou ting ta tou ting |
tack; thumbtack; push pin |
射釘槍 射钉枪 see styles |
shè dīng qiāng she4 ding1 qiang1 she ting ch`iang she ting chiang |
nail gun; stud gun |
折れ釘 see styles |
orekugi おれくぎ |
(1) bent nail; crooked nail; (2) 'L' hook (nail or screw); square bend screw hook |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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