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12345678Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
亜桃亜 see styles |
amoa あもあ |
(female given name) Amoa |
仙桃市 see styles |
xiān táo shì xian1 tao2 shi4 hsien t`ao shih hsien tao shih |
Xiantao sub-prefecture level city in Hubei |
光野桃 see styles |
mitsunomomo みつのもも |
(person) Mitsuno Momo |
児玉桃 see styles |
kodamamomo こだまもも |
(person) Kodama Momo |
十桃恵 see styles |
tomoe ともえ |
(female given name) Tomoe |
十桃花 see styles |
tomoka ともか |
(female given name) Tomoka |
千桃生 see styles |
chitose ちとせ |
(female given name) Chitose |
南桃原 see styles |
minamitoubaru / minamitobaru みなみとうばる |
(place-name) Minamitoubaru |
原桃介 see styles |
haramomosuke はらももすけ |
(person) Hara Momosuke |
古桃溪 see styles |
kotoukei / kotoke ことうけい |
(place-name) Kotoukei |
咲桃子 see styles |
satoko さとこ |
(female given name) Satoko |
咲桃実 see styles |
satomi さとみ |
(female given name) Satomi |
咲桃花 see styles |
satoka さとか |
(female given name) Satoka |
垂れ桃 see styles |
shidaremomo しだれもも |
weeping peach (Prunus persica var. pendula) |
壽桃包 寿桃包 see styles |
shòu táo bāo shou4 tao2 bao1 shou t`ao pao shou tao pao |
longevity peach bun; birthday peach bun |
夢ル桃 see styles |
merumo めるも |
(female given name) Merumo |
夾竹桃 夹竹桃 see styles |
jiā zhú táo jia1 zhu2 tao2 chia chu t`ao chia chu tao kyouchikutou / kyochikuto きょうちくとう |
oleander (Nerium indicum); Taiwan pr. [jia4 zhu2 tao2] oleander; Nerium oleander var. indicum; rosebay |
妃桃見 see styles |
hitomi ひとみ |
(female given name) Hitomi |
実沙桃 see styles |
misato みさと |
(female given name) Misato |
寿星桃 see styles |
juseitou; juseitou / juseto; juseto じゅせいとう; ジュセイトウ |
(kana only) (See 唐桃) Prunus persica var. densa (Chinese variety of peach) |
小桃々 see styles |
komomo こもも |
(female given name) Komomo |
小桃子 see styles |
momoko ももこ |
(female given name) Momoko |
小桃里 see styles |
satori さとり |
(female given name) Satori |
小胡桃 see styles |
kogurumi こぐるみ |
(place-name) Kogurumi |
山核桃 see styles |
shān hé tao shan1 he2 tao5 shan ho t`ao shan ho tao |
hickory |
山桃池 see styles |
yamamomoike やまももいけ |
(place-name) Yamamomoike |
山桜桃 see styles |
yusuraume ゆすらうめ yusura ゆすら |
(kana only) Nanking cherry (Prunus tomentosa); downy cherry |
後桃園 see styles |
gomomozono ごももぞの |
(surname) Gomomozono |
心々桃 see styles |
kokomo ここも |
(female given name) Kokomo |
扁桃体 see styles |
hentoutai / hentotai へんとうたい |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) amygdala; amygdaloid nucleus; corpus amygdaloideum |
扁桃油 see styles |
hentouyu / hentoyu へんとうゆ |
almond oil |
扁桃炎 see styles |
hentouen / hentoen へんとうえん |
tonsillitis |
扁桃腺 see styles |
biǎn táo xiàn bian3 tao2 xian4 pien t`ao hsien pien tao hsien hentousen / hentosen へんとうせん |
tonsil (1) {anat} (See 扁桃・2) tonsil; (2) {med} (See 扁桃腺炎) tonsillitis |
扁桃體 扁桃体 see styles |
biǎn táo tǐ bian3 tao2 ti3 pien t`ao t`i pien tao ti |
tonsil See: 扁桃体 |
斗桃絵 see styles |
tomoe ともえ |
(female given name) Tomoe |
早桃美 see styles |
satomi さとみ |
(female given name) Satomi |
旭桃台 see styles |
kyokutoudai / kyokutodai きょくとうだい |
(place-name) Kyokutoudai |
明瑠桃 see styles |
merumo めるも |
(female given name) Merumo |
春桃菜 see styles |
haruna はるな |
(female given name) Haruna |
李桃子 see styles |
momoko ももこ |
(female given name) Momoko |
李桃美 see styles |
momomi ももみ |
(female given name) Momomi |
李桃香 see styles |
momoka ももか |
(female given name) Momoka |
東桃川 see styles |
higashimomokawa ひがしももかわ |
(place-name) Higashimomokawa |
松桃縣 松桃县 see styles |
sōng táo xiàn song1 tao2 xian4 sung t`ao hsien sung tao hsien |
Songtao Miao Autonomous County in Tongren 銅仁市|铜仁市[Tong2ren2 Shi4], Guizhou |
核桃仁 see styles |
hé tao rén he2 tao5 ren2 ho t`ao jen ho tao jen |
walnut kernel |
桜桃子 see styles |
yusurako ゆすらこ |
(female given name) Yusurako |
桜桃忌 see styles |
outouki / otoki おうとうき |
anniversary that celebrates author Dazai Osamu's birthday, and incidentally, the day his body was found after he was involved in a double suicide |
桜桃羽 see styles |
otoha おとは |
(female given name) Otoha |
桜桃花 see styles |
chiirika / chirika ちぇりか |
(female given name) Cherika |
桜桃萌 see styles |
otome おとめ |
(female given name) Otome |
桜桃記 see styles |
hitohira ひとひら |
(surname) Hitohira |
森桃江 see styles |
morimomoe もりももえ |
(person) Mori Momoe (1949.10.29-) |
楜桃田 see styles |
kurumida くるみだ |
(surname) Kurumida |
櫻桃園 樱桃园 see styles |
yīng táo yuán ying1 tao2 yuan2 ying t`ao yüan ying tao yüan |
The Cherry Orchard, a play by Chekhov 契訶夫|契诃夫[Qi4 he1 fu1] |
櫻桃子 see styles |
outoushi / otoshi おうとうし |
(personal name) Outoushi |
水蜜桃 see styles |
shuǐ mì táo shui3 mi4 tao2 shui mi t`ao shui mi tao suimitsutou / suimitsuto すいみつとう |
honey peach; juicy peach white peach; (surname) Suimitsutou |
沢胡桃 see styles |
sawagurumi; sawagurumi さわぐるみ; サワグルミ |
(kana only) Japanese wing nut (Pterocarya rhoifolia) |
河桃町 see styles |
koutoumachi / kotomachi こうとうまち |
(place-name) Kōtoumachi |
洋蒲桃 see styles |
yáng pú táo yang2 pu2 tao2 yang p`u t`ao yang pu tao |
love apple; wax apple; Syzygium samarangense (botany) |
澄桃萌 see styles |
sumomo すもも |
(female given name) Sumomo |
爛桃花 烂桃花 see styles |
làn táo huā lan4 tao2 hua1 lan t`ao hua lan tao hua |
unhappy love affair |
獼猴桃 猕猴桃 see styles |
mí hóu táo mi2 hou2 tao2 mi hou t`ao mi hou tao |
kiwi fruit; Chinese gooseberry |
白桃峠 see styles |
shiramomotouge / shiramomotoge しらももとうげ |
(place-name) Shiramomotōge |
百桃子 see styles |
momoko ももこ |
(female given name) Momoko |
百桃花 see styles |
momoka ももか |
(female given name) Momoka |
百桃華 see styles |
momoka ももか |
(female given name) Momoka |
百桃葉 see styles |
momoha ももは |
(female given name) Momoha |
真桃花 see styles |
madoka まどか |
(female given name) Madoka |
祐桃香 see styles |
yumoka ゆもか |
(female given name) Yumoka |
紅桜桃 see styles |
sakura さくら |
(female given name) Sakura |
美那桃 see styles |
minamo みなも |
(female given name) Minamo |
羽亜桃 see styles |
haato / hato はあと |
(female given name) Haato |
胡桃原 see styles |
kurumiwara くるみわら |
(place-name) Kurumiwara |
胡桃台 see styles |
kurumidai くるみだい |
(place-name) Kurumidai |
胡桃坂 see styles |
kurumizaka くるみざか |
(personal name) Kurumizaka |
胡桃子 see styles |
kurumiko くるみこ |
(female given name) Kurumiko |
胡桃実 see styles |
kotomi ことみ |
(female given name) Kotomi |
胡桃山 see styles |
kurumiyama くるみやま |
(personal name) Kurumiyama |
胡桃島 see styles |
kurumishima くるみしま |
(place-name) Kurumishima |
胡桃平 see styles |
kurumidaira くるみだいら |
(place-name) Kurumidaira |
胡桃沢 see styles |
gomomosawa ごももさわ |
(surname) Gomomosawa |
胡桃油 see styles |
kurumiyu くるみゆ kurumiabura くるみあぶら |
walnut oil |
胡桃海 see styles |
kurumi くるみ |
(personal name) Kurumi |
胡桃渡 see styles |
kurumido くるみど |
(place-name) Kurumido |
胡桃澤 see styles |
kurumizawa くるみざわ |
(surname) Kurumizawa |
胡桃田 see styles |
kurumida くるみだ |
(place-name) Kurumida |
胡桃畑 see styles |
kurumihata くるみはた |
(place-name) Kurumihata |
胡桃舘 see styles |
kurumidate くるみだて |
(place-name) Kurumidate |
茉桃花 see styles |
madoka まどか |
(female given name) Madoka |
萌桃子 see styles |
momoko ももこ |
(female given name) Momoko |
萌桃香 see styles |
momoka ももか |
(female given name) Momoka |
蔓苔桃 see styles |
tsurukokemomo; tsurukokemomo つるこけもも; ツルコケモモ |
(kana only) small cranberry (Vaccinium oxycoccos) |
薄桃色 see styles |
usumomoiro うすももいろ |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) pale pink; peach-colored |
西桃川 see styles |
nishimomokawa にしももかわ |
(place-name) Nishimomokawa |
辻桃子 see styles |
tsujimomoko つじももこ |
(person) Tsuji Momoko |
野胡桃 see styles |
nokurumi のくるみ |
(place-name) Nokurumi |
陽桃未 see styles |
hitomi ひとみ |
(female given name) Hitomi |
鬼胡桃 see styles |
onigurumi; onigurumi おにぐるみ; オニグルミ |
(kana only) Manchurian walnut (Juglans mandshurica) |
鴨桃代 see styles |
kamomomoyo かもももよ |
(person) Kamo Momoyo |
麻桃花 see styles |
madoka まどか |
(female given name) Madoka |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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