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Characters Pronunciation
Romanization
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薄緋

see styles
 usuake
    うすあけ
pale scarlet

薄緑

see styles
 usumidori
    うすみどり
light green

薄縁

see styles
 usuberi
    うすべり
thin, bordered mat

薄羅


薄罗

see styles
bó luó
    bo2 luo2
po lo
 Bakura
Bakkula

薄羽

see styles
 usubane
    うすばね
(surname) Usubane

薄肉

see styles
 usuniku
    うすにく
(noun - becomes adjective with の) light red

薄脆

see styles
báo cuì
    bao2 cui4
pao ts`ui
    pao tsui
crispy; thin and brittle; a crispy fried cracker

薄膜

see styles
bó mó
    bo2 mo2
po mo
 usumaku; hakumaku
    うすまく; はくまく
membrane; film; CL:層|层[ceng2]
(noun - becomes adjective with の) thin film

薄色

see styles
 usuiro
    うすいろ
pale color; pale colour

薄茶

see styles
 usucha
    うすちゃ
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (1) (See 抹茶) weak matcha; (noun - becomes adjective with の) (2) light brown (color, colour)

薄荷

see styles
bò he
    bo4 he5
po ho
 hakka; haka(ok); hakka
    はっか; はか(ok); ハッカ
mint (plant); Taiwan pr. [bo4he2]
(1) (kana only) mint (e.g. peppermint, spearmint, etc.); (2) (kana only) Japanese peppermint (Mentha arvensis var. piperascens)

薄葉

see styles
 hakuba
    はくば
thin Japanese paper (esp. vellum paper); Japanese tissue; (surname) Hakuba

薄薄

see styles
 usuusu / ususu
    うすうす
(adverb) thinly; slightly; vaguely; a little

薄衣

see styles
 usugoromo
    うすごろも
(1) thin or light silk; sheer silk; (2) veil (mystery); (surname) Usugoromo

薄袋

see styles
 susukibukuro
    すすきぶくろ
(place-name) Susukibukuro

薄謝

see styles
 hakusha
    はくしゃ
small consideration (remuneration, token of gratitude)

薄證


薄证

see styles
bó zhèng
    bo2 zheng4
po cheng
 hakushō
Shallow insight, weak in mystic experience.

薄谷

see styles
 hakuya
    はくや
(surname) Hakuya

薄迦

see styles
bó jiā
    bo2 jia1
po chia
 hakka
(迦梵); 伽 (伽梵) bhagavan, bhagavat, 世尊 world-honoured, cf. 婆.

薄遇

see styles
 hakuguu / hakugu
    はくぐう
(noun, transitive verb) poor or inhospitable reception

薄酒

see styles
bó jiǔ
    bo2 jiu3
po chiu
(my inferior) wine (humble term used by a host)

薄酬

see styles
bó chóu
    bo2 chou2
po ch`ou
    po chou
small reward (for work); meager remuneration

薄野

see styles
 susukino
    すすきの
(place-name, surname) Susukino

薄金

see styles
 usugane
    うすがね
(surname) Usugane

薄鈍

see styles
 usunoro
    うすのろ
(noun or adjectival noun) half-wit; fool; simpleton

薄鍋

see styles
 usunabe
    うすなべ
(surname) Usunabe

薄闇

see styles
 usuyami
    うすやみ
very dim light

薄隅

see styles
 usuzumi
    うすずみ
(surname) Usuzumi

薄雪

see styles
 usuyuki
    うすゆき
light snowfall

薄雲

see styles
 usugumo
    うすぐも
thin clouds; (surname) Usugumo

薄霧


薄雾

see styles
bó wù
    bo2 wu4
po wu
mist; haze

薄靄

see styles
 usumoya
    うすもや
thin mist; light mist

薄青

see styles
 usuao
    うすあお
light blue; pale blue

薄面

see styles
bó miàn
    bo2 mian4
po mien
my meager sensibilities; blushing face; please do it for my sake (i.e. to save my face)(humble)

薄餅


薄饼

see styles
báo bǐng
    bao2 bing3
pao ping
thin flat cake; pancake; pizza

薄香

see styles
 usuka
    うすか
(place-name) Usuka

お薄

see styles
 ousu / osu
    おうす
weak matcha

上薄

see styles
 kamisuki
    かみすき
(surname) Kamisuki

下薄

see styles
 shimousu / shimosu
    しもうす
(surname) Shimousu

儉薄


俭薄

see styles
jiǎn bó
    jian3 bo2
chien po
meager; poor

刻薄

see styles
kè bó
    ke4 bo2
k`o po
    ko po
 kokuhaku
    こくはく
unkind; harsh; cutting; mean; acrimony; to embezzle by making illegal deductions
(noun or adjectival noun) cruel; inhumane; callous; brutal

劣薄

see styles
liè bó
    lie4 bo2
lieh po
 reppaku
least

卯薄

see styles
 uusu / usu
    ううす
(surname) Uusu

厚薄

see styles
hòu bó
    hou4 bo2
hou po
 kouhaku / kohaku
    こうはく
to favor one and discriminate against the other (abbr. for 厚此彼[hou4 ci3 bo2 bi3])
thickness; partiality
thick and thin

厭薄


厌薄

see styles
yàn bó
    yan4 bo2
yen po
to despise; to look down upon something

命薄

see styles
mìng bó
    ming4 bo2
ming po
to be unlucky

品薄

see styles
 shinausu
    しなうす
(noun or adjectival noun) shortage of stock; scarcity of goods; being in short supply

單薄


单薄

see styles
dān bó
    dan1 bo2
tan po
weak; frail; thin; flimsy

噴薄


喷薄

see styles
pēn bó
    pen1 bo2
p`en po
    pen po
to gush; to squirt; to surge; to well out; to overflow

地薄

see styles
 jiusu
    じうす
(adjectival noun) thin (fabric, cloth, paper)

大薄

see styles
 oosuki
    おおすき
(surname) Oosuki

宇薄

see styles
 usuzuki
    うすずき
(surname) Usuzuki

小薄

see styles
 kosuki
    こすき
(surname) Kosuki

希薄

see styles
 kihaku
    きはく
(noun or adjectival noun) (1) thin (e.g. air); diluted; sparse; lean; weak; rarified; rarefied; (2) lacking (e.g. empathy); deficient; insufficient (e.g. zeal)

御薄

see styles
 ousu / osu
    おうす
weak matcha

微薄

see styles
wēi bó
    wei1 bo2
wei po
 mihaku
scanty; meager
subtle and light

德薄

see styles
dé bó
    de2 bo2
te po
 tokuhaku
meager in virtue

性薄

see styles
xìng bó
    xing4 bo2
hsing po
 shōhaku
weak

手薄

see styles
 teusu
    てうす
(noun or adjectival noun) (1) shorthanded; short of hands; undermanned; (noun or adjectival noun) (2) insufficient (stock, money, etc.); in short supply; low

攤薄


摊薄

see styles
tān báo
    tan1 bao2
t`an pao
    tan pao
(finance) to dilute (earnings per share)

植薄

see styles
 uesusuki
    うえすすき
(surname) Uesusuki

極薄

see styles
 gokuusu / gokusu
    ごくうす
(adj-no,n) ultrathin

浅薄

see styles
 senpaku
    せんぱく
(noun or adjectival noun) shallow; superficial

浮薄

see styles
fú bó
    fu2 bo2
fu po
 fuhaku
    ふはく
frivolous; superficial
(noun or adjectival noun) frivolous; fickle; insincere; caprice; cold-heartedness

淡薄

see styles
dàn bó
    dan4 bo2
tan po
thin; light; flagging; faint

淺薄


浅薄

see styles
qiǎn bó
    qian3 bo2
ch`ien po
    chien po
superficial
See: 浅薄

瘠薄

see styles
jí bó
    ji2 bo2
chi po
(of land) infertile; barren

稀薄

see styles
xī bó
    xi1 bo2
hsi po
 kihaku
    きはく
thin; rarefied
(noun or adjectival noun) (1) thin (e.g. air); diluted; sparse; lean; weak; rarified; rarefied; (2) lacking (e.g. empathy); deficient; insufficient (e.g. zeal)

精薄

see styles
 seihaku / sehaku
    せいはく
(abbreviation) mental retardation (pejorative); mentally retarded

綿薄


绵薄

see styles
mián bó
    mian2 bo2
mien po
my humble effort; my meager contribution (humble)

肉薄

see styles
 nikuusu / nikusu
    にくうす
(adjectival noun) thin (of meat)

臉薄


脸薄

see styles
liǎn báo
    lian3 bao2
lien pao
bashful; shy

花薄

see styles
 hanasusuki
    はなすすき
(See 薄・すすき) Japanese pampas grass in ear

菲薄

see styles
fěi bó
    fei3 bo2
fei po
humble; meager; thin; to despise

薩薄


萨薄

see styles
sà bó
    sa4 bo2
sa po
 satsuba
sabhā

蠶薄


蚕薄

see styles
cán bó
    can2 bo2
ts`an po
    tsan po
variant of 蠶箔|蚕箔[can2 bo2]

袖薄

see styles
 sodeusu
    そでうす
(place-name) Sodeusu

軽薄

see styles
 keihaku / kehaku
    けいはく
(noun or adjectival noun) frivolous; flippant; superficial; shallow; trifling; insincere

輕薄


轻薄

see styles
qīng bó
    qing1 bo2
ch`ing po
    ching po
light (weight); frivolous; a philanderer; to scorn; disrespectful

鄙薄

see styles
bǐ bó
    bi3 bo2
pi po
to despise; to scorn

酷薄

see styles
 kokuhaku
    こくはく
(noun or adjectival noun) cruel; inhumane; callous; brutal

高薄

see styles
 takasusuki
    たかすすき
(surname) Takasusuki

Variations:

see styles
 susuki; susuki
    ススキ; すすき
(kana only) Chinese silvergrass (Miscanthus sinensis); maiden grass; susuki grass

薄い板

see styles
 usuiita / usuita
    うすいいた
(exp,n) sheet; thin plate

薄い色

see styles
 usuiiro / usuiro
    うすいいろ
(exp,n) light color; light colour

薄のろ

see styles
 usunoro
    うすのろ
(noun or adjectival noun) half-wit; fool; simpleton

薄ばか

see styles
 usubaka
    うすばか
(noun or adjectival noun) dimwit

薄まる

see styles
 usumaru
    うすまる
(v5r,vi) to become weak

薄める

see styles
 usumeru
    うすめる
(transitive verb) to dilute; to water down

薄め液

see styles
 usumeeki
    うすめえき
paint thinner

薄らぐ

see styles
 usuragu
    うすらぐ
(v5g,vi) to become thin; to fade; to grow pale

薄ら氷

see styles
 usurahi; usurai; usurabi(ok)
    うすらひ; うすらい; うすらび(ok)
(poetic term) (See 薄氷) thin ice

薄れる

see styles
 usureru
    うすれる
(v1,vi) to fade; to become dim

薄ケ谷

see styles
 usugaya
    うすがや
(surname) Usugaya

薄一波

see styles
bó yī bō
    bo2 yi1 bo1
po i po
Bo Yibo (1908-2007), ranking PRC politician, served on State Council from 1950s to 1980s as colleague of Deng Xiaoping

薄久保

see styles
 usukubo
    うすくぼ
(surname) Usukubo

薄久内

see styles
 usukunai
    うすくない
(place-name) Usukunai

薄井彰

see styles
 usuiakira
    うすいあきら
(person) Usui Akira

薄井沢

see styles
 usuizawa
    うすいざわ
(place-name) Usuizawa

薄伽丘

see styles
bó jiā qiū
    bo2 jia1 qiu1
po chia ch`iu
    po chia chiu
Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375), Italian writer, poet, and humanist, author of Decameron 十日談|十日谈[Shi2 ri4 Tan2]

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

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