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Characters Pronunciation
Romanization
Simple Dictionary Definition

御手玉

see styles
 otedama
    おてだま
(1) beanbag; beanbag juggling game; (2) (baseb) bobbling the ball

御手許

see styles
 otemoto
    おてもと
(kana only) chopsticks (often written on the paper wrapper)

御手鼻

see styles
 otebana
    おてばな
(place-name) Otebana

御船手

see styles
 ofunate
    おふなて
(place-name) Ofunate

志手原

see styles
 shidehara
    しではら
(place-name) Shidehara

志手町

see styles
 shitemachi
    してまち
(place-name) Shitemachi

悪の手

see styles
 akunote
    あくのて
(exp,n) the wrong hands; hands of evil

慣手段

see styles
 kanshudan
    かんしゅだん
conventional means; usual means

慣用手


惯用手

see styles
guàn yòng shǒu
    guan4 yong4 shou3
kuan yung shou
dominant hand

成り手

see styles
 narite
    なりて
candidate; suitable person

戦上手

see styles
 ikusajouzu / ikusajozu
    いくさじょうず
(noun or adjectival noun) being battlewise; being skilled in battle; experienced warrior

戸手本

see styles
 todehon
    とでほん
(place-name) Todehon

戸手野

see styles
 todeno
    とでの
(place-name) Todeno

戸手駅

see styles
 todeeki
    とでえき
(st) Tode Station

打ち手

see styles
 uchite
    うちて
(1) shooter; (2) drummer (taiko, etc.)

打つ手

see styles
 utsute
    うつて
way to do (something)

打下手

see styles
dǎ xià shǒu
    da3 xia4 shou3
ta hsia shou
to act in a supporting role; fig. to play second fiddle

打出手

see styles
dǎ chū shǒu
    da3 chu1 shou3
ta ch`u shou
    ta chu shou
to fling back weapons hurled at one by attackers (acrobatic performance in Chinese opera); to come to blows; to start a fight

打手槍


打手枪

see styles
dǎ shǒu qiāng
    da3 shou3 qiang1
ta shou ch`iang
    ta shou chiang
to masturbate

打手神

see styles
 otegami
    おてがみ
(place-name) Otegami

打手語


打手语

see styles
dǎ shǒu yǔ
    da3 shou3 yu3
ta shou yü
to use sign language

扶手椅

see styles
fú shǒu yǐ
    fu2 shou3 yi3
fu shou i
armchair

把っ手

see styles
 totte
    とって
handle; grip; knob

投手力

see styles
 toushuryoku / toshuryoku
    とうしゅりょく
pitching strength (of a team)

投手戦

see styles
 toushusen / toshusen
    とうしゅせん
pitching duel; pitchers' battle

投手板

see styles
 toushuban / toshuban
    とうしゅばん
pitchers plate

投手陣

see styles
 toushujin / toshujin
    とうしゅじん
pitching staff

抜き手

see styles
 nukide
    ぬきで
    nukite
    ぬきて
overarm stroke (type of traditional Japanese swimming style)

抱え手

see styles
 kakaete
    かかえて
(archaism) employer (esp. of a geisha, prostitute, etc.); master; mistress

押し手

see styles
 oshide
    おしで
    oshite
    おして
(1) (archaism) seal; stamp; (2) depressing the string of a zither with one's left hand; (3) (in archery) left hand; (4) obstinacy; stubbornness

押手山

see styles
 oshideyama
    おしでやま
(place-name) Oshideyama

押手川

see styles
 oshidegawa
    おしでがわ
(place-name) Oshidegawa

担い手

see styles
 ninaite
    にないて
(1) bearer; carrier; (2) person bearing responsibility; person in charge; supporter

拉個手


拉个手

see styles
lā ge shǒu
    la1 ge5 shou3
la ko shou
to hold hands

拳擊手


拳击手

see styles
quán jī shǒu
    quan2 ji1 shou3
ch`üan chi shou
    chüan chi shou
boxer

拿出手

see styles
ná chū shǒu
    na2 chu1 shou3
na ch`u shou
    na chu shou
not presentable; not fit to be seen in company

拿手菜

see styles
ná shǒu cài
    na2 shou3 cai4
na shou ts`ai
    na shou tsai
specialty (dish)

持ち手

see styles
 mochite
    もちて
(1) handle; grip; (2) holder; person who holds

指し手

see styles
 sashite
    さして
move (in shogi, chess, etc.)

按手礼

see styles
 anshurei / anshure
    あんしゅれい
(Protestant) laying on of hands; ordination

按手禮


按手礼

see styles
àn shǒu lǐ
    an4 shou3 li3
an shou li
ordination
See: 按手礼

捕り手

see styles
 torite
    とりて
(1) (archaism) policeman; official in charge of imprisoning offenders; (2) (martial arts term) art of defeating (and capturing) an opponent with one's bare hands

捕手術

see styles
 toridejutsu
    とりでじゅつ
(archaism) techniques for arresting criminals (Edo period)

捻り手

see styles
 hinerite
    ひねりて
{sumo} twisting techniques

掃き手

see styles
 hakite
    はきて
{sumo} hand touching the ground resulting in direct loss

掰手腕

see styles
bāi shǒu wàn
    bai1 shou3 wan4
pai shou wan
arm wrestling

揉み手

see styles
 momide
    もみで
(noun/participle) rubbing one's hands together

描き手

see styles
 kakite; egakite
    かきて; えがきて
artist; painter; illustrator

握り手

see styles
 nigirite
    にぎりて
(1) miser; penny-pincher; (2) one who makes nigirizushi, etc.; (3) (abbreviation) (See 握り・にぎり・3) handle; grip; knob

握手会

see styles
 akushukai
    あくしゅかい
handshake event; handshake session; event where it is possible to shake hands with a celebrity, sportsperson, pop star, etc.

搦め手

see styles
 karamede
    からめで
    karamete
    からめて
(1) rear gate (esp. of castle); back entrance; (2) one who arrests; (3) force attacking the rear of a castle; (4) (opponent's) weak point

搦手丁

see styles
 karametechou / karametecho
    からめてちょう
(place-name) Karametechō

搭把手

see styles
dā bǎ shǒu
    da1 ba3 shou3
ta pa shou
to help out

搶手貨


抢手货

see styles
qiǎng shǒu huò
    qiang3 shou3 huo4
ch`iang shou huo
    chiang shou huo
a best-seller; a hot property

撃ち手

see styles
 uchite
    うちて
shooter

撒手鐧


撒手锏

see styles
sā shǒu jiǎn
    sa1 shou3 jian3
sa shou chien
(fig.) trump card

操刀手

see styles
cāo dāo shǒu
    cao1 dao1 shou3
ts`ao tao shou
    tsao tao shou
person charged with decisive action; hatchet man

操盤手


操盘手

see styles
cāo pán shǒu
    cao1 pan2 shou3
ts`ao p`an shou
    tsao pan shou
heavyweight operator in a market

操舵手

see styles
 soudashu / sodashu
    そうだしゅ
steersman; helmsman

擧一手

see styles
jǔ yī shǒu
    ju3 yi1 shou3
chü i shou
 ko isshu
raises one hand

攻め手

see styles
 semete
    せめて
offense; offence; method of attack

新取手

see styles
 shintoride
    しんとりで
(place-name) Shintoride

新土手

see styles
 shindote
    しんどて
(place-name) Shindote

新石手

see styles
 shinishite
    しんいして
(place-name) Shin'ishite

於手保

see styles
 otebo
    おてぼ
(place-name) Otebo

日野手

see styles
 hinote
    ひのて
(place-name) Hinote

明手山

see styles
 myoujuzan / myojuzan
    みょうじゅざん
(personal name) Myōjuzan

春手袋

see styles
 harutebukuro
    はるてぶくろ
light-weight gloves used in spring

春早手

see styles
 haruhayate
    はるはやて
strong spring storm

曲尺手

see styles
 kanente
    かねんて
(place-name) Kanente

書き手

see styles
 kakite
    かきて
writer; calligrapher

最大手

see styles
 saioote
    さいおおて
largest company; industry leader

有一手

see styles
yǒu yī shǒu
    you3 yi1 shou3
yu i shou
to have a skill; to have a lot on the ball; to have an affair

未着手

see styles
 michakushu
    みちゃくしゅ
(can be adjective with の) (work) not yet started

本井手

see styles
 honide
    ほんいで
(place-name) Hon'ide

杉山手

see styles
 sugiyamate
    すぎやまて
(place-name) Sugiyamate

東上手

see styles
 higashikamite
    ひがしかみて
(place-name) Higashikamite

東大手

see styles
 higashioote
    ひがしおおて
(place-name) Higashioote

東山手

see styles
 higashiyamate
    ひがしやまて
(place-name) Higashiyamate

東川手

see styles
 higashikawate
    ひがしかわて
(place-name) Higashikawate

東手城

see styles
 higashiteshiro
    ひがしてしろ
(place-name) Higashiteshiro

東手野

see styles
 higashiteno
    ひがしての
(place-name) Higashiteno

松手山

see styles
 matsuteyama
    まつてやま
(place-name) Matsuteyama

柳縄手

see styles
 yanaginawate
    やなぎなわて
(place-name) Yanaginawate

桜山手

see styles
 sakurayamate
    さくらやまて
(place-name) Sakurayamate

棒手振

see styles
 botefuri
    ぼてふり
(obscure) Edo-era street merchant who carried wares hanging from a pole, hawking them in the street

極め手

see styles
 kimete
    きめて
(1) decider; person who decides; (2) deciding factor; clincher; trump card; winning move

極り手

see styles
 kimarite
    きまりて
(sumo) clincher; winning technique; official winning technique

構い手

see styles
 kamaite
    かまいて
companion

横井手

see styles
 yokoide
    よこいで
(surname) Yokoide

横土手

see styles
 yokodote
    よこどて
(place-name) Yokodote

横手上

see styles
 yokotekami
    よこてかみ
(place-name) Yokotekami

横手下

see styles
 yokoteshimo
    よこてしも
(place-name) Yokoteshimo

横手前

see styles
 yokotemae
    よこてまえ
(place-name) Yokotemae

横手南

see styles
 yokoteminami
    よこてみなみ
(place-name) Yokoteminami

横手山

see styles
 yokoteyama
    よこてやま
(personal name) Yokoteyama

横手川

see styles
 yokotegawa
    よこてがわ
(personal name) Yokotegawa

横手市

see styles
 yokoteshi
    よこてし
(place-name) Yokote (city)

横手新

see styles
 yokoteshin
    よこてしん
(place-name) Yokoteshin

横手本

see styles
 yokotehon
    よこてほん
(place-name) Yokotehon

Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.

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