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血行

see styles
 kekkou / kekko
    けっこう
circulation (of the blood)

血衣

see styles
xuè yī
    xue4 yi1
hsüeh i
bloody garment

血衫

see styles
xuè shān
    xue4 shan1
hsüeh shan
bloodstained shirt; bloody garment

血裔

see styles
 ketsuei / ketsue
    けつえい
(rare) (See 血筋) lineage; stock; descent; strain; blood relationship

血親


血亲

see styles
xuè qīn
    xue4 qin1
hsüeh ch`in
    hsüeh chin
kin; blood relation

血證


血证

see styles
xuè zhèng
    xue4 zheng4
hsüeh cheng
evidence of murder; bloodstain evidence

血豆

see styles
 chimame
    ちまめ
blood blister

血象

see styles
xuè xiàng
    xue4 xiang4
hsüeh hsiang
hemogram; picture of blood used in medical research

血賬


血账

see styles
xuè zhàng
    xue4 zhang4
hsüeh chang
debt of blood (after killing sb)

血跡


血迹

see styles
xuè jì
    xue4 ji4
hsüeh chi
bloodstain

血路

see styles
xuè lù
    xue4 lu4
hsüeh lu
 ketsuro
    けつろ
desperate getaway (from a battlefield); to cut a bloody path out of a battlefield
way out; means of escape

血途

see styles
xiě tú
    xie3 tu2
hsieh t`u
    hsieh tu
 ketsuzu
The gati or destiny of rebirth as an animal.

血道

see styles
 chimichi
    ちみち
(See 血の道・ちのみち・2) blood vessels

血野

see styles
 chino
    ちの
(surname) Chino

血鑽


血钻

see styles
xuè zuàn
    xue4 zuan4
hsüeh tsuan
blood diamond; conflict diamond

血雀

see styles
xuě què
    xue3 que4
hsüeh ch`üeh
    hsüeh chüeh
(bird species of China) scarlet finch (Carpodacus sipahi)

血雉

see styles
xuě zhì
    xue3 zhi4
hsüeh chih
(bird species of China) blood pheasant (Ithaginis cruentus)

血雨

see styles
xuè yǔ
    xue4 yu3
hsüeh yü
rain of blood; heavy rain colored by loess sandstorm

血食

see styles
 kesshoku
    けっしょく
(rare) animal sacrifice

血餅


血饼

see styles
xuè bǐng
    xue4 bing3
hsüeh ping
 keppei / keppe
    けっぺい
blood clot; coagulated blood
(blood) clot

血鬱


血郁

see styles
xuè yù
    xue4 yu4
hsüeh yü
(TCM) to have sluggish blood circulation

血鯛

see styles
 chidai; chidai
    ちだい; チダイ
(kana only) crimson sea bream (Evynnis japonica)

一血

see styles
yī xuè
    yi1 xue4
i hsüeh
(gaming) first blood

下血

see styles
 geketsu
    げけつ
(n,vs,vi) bloody bowel discharge

人血

see styles
 jinketsu
    じんけつ
human blood

供血

see styles
gōng xuè
    gong1 xue4
kung hsüeh
 kyouketsu / kyoketsu
    きょうけつ
to donate blood
(n,vs,vt,vi) blood donation

便血

see styles
biàn xiě
    bian4 xie3
pien hsieh
having blood in one's stool

充血

see styles
chōng xuè
    chong1 xue4
ch`ung hsüeh
    chung hsüeh
 juuketsu / juketsu
    じゅうけつ
hyperemia (increase in blood flow); blood congestion
(n,vs,vi) {med} congestion (with blood); hyperemia; hyperaemia

冷血

see styles
lěng xuè
    leng3 xue4
leng hsüeh
 reiketsu / reketsu
    れいけつ
cold-blood; cold-blooded (animal)
(work) In Cold Blood (novel by Truman Capote); (wk) In Cold Blood (novel by Truman Capote)

凝血

see styles
níng xuè
    ning2 xue4
ning hsüeh
 gyouketsu / gyoketsu
    ぎょうけつ
blood clot
(n,vs,vi) blood clot; curdle

出血

see styles
chū xuè
    chu1 xue4
ch`u hsüeh
    chu hsüeh
 shukketsu
    しゅっけつ
to bleed; bleeding; (fig.) to spend money in large amounts
(n,vs,vt,vi) (1) bleeding; haemorrhage; hemorrhage; (n,vs,vt,vi) (2) bleeding money; red ink; selling below cost

古血

see styles
 furuchi
    ふるち
impure blood

吐血

see styles
tù xiě
    tu4 xie3
t`u hsieh
    tu hsieh
 toketsu
    とけつ
to cough up blood; (coll.) (used figuratively to indicate an extreme degree of anger or frustration etc)
(n,vs,vt,vi) {med} vomiting of blood; hematemesis

吸血

see styles
xī xuè
    xi1 xue4
hsi hsüeh
 kyuuketsu / kyuketsu
    きゅうけつ
to suck blood
(n,adj-no,vs,vi) bloodsucking; sucking blood

咯血

see styles
kǎ xiě
    ka3 xie3
k`a hsieh
    ka hsieh
to cough up blood; to have hemoptysis

咳血

see styles
ké xiě
    ke2 xie3
k`o hsieh
    ko hsieh
to cough up blood

喀血

see styles
 kakketsu
    かっけつ
(noun/participle) lung hemorrhage; lung haemorrhage

喋血

see styles
dié xuè
    die2 xue4
tieh hsüeh
bloodbath; carnage

嗜血

see styles
shì xuè
    shi4 xue4
shih hsüeh
bloodthirsty; bloodsucking; hemophile

回血

see styles
huí xuè
    hui2 xue4
hui hsüeh
(medicine) (of blood) to flow back into the IV tube; (gaming) to restore health points; (fig.) to recover (to some extent)

増血

see styles
 zouketsu / zoketsu
    ぞうけつ
(n,vs,vt,vi) increase of blood

売血

see styles
 baiketsu
    ばいけつ
selling one's blood (for money); donating blood for money

多血

see styles
 taketsu
    たけつ
sanguineness; full-bloodedness

失血

see styles
shī xuè
    shi1 xue4
shih hsüeh
 shikketsu
    しっけつ
to lose blood; to hemorrhage; (fig.) to suffer losses (financial etc)
(n,vs,vi) loss of blood

寶血


宝血

see styles
bǎo xuè
    bao3 xue4
pao hsüeh
(Christianity) Precious Blood (of Jesus Christ); Blood of Christ

御血

see styles
 onchi
    おんち
(honorific or respectful language) (See 御体) blood of Christ (Eucharist)

心血

see styles
xīn xuè
    xin1 xue4
hsin hsüeh
 shinketsu
    しんけつ
heart's blood; expenditure (for some project); meticulous care
(See 心血を注ぐ) heart and soul; all one's heart; all one's energy

悪血

see styles
 akuchi; oketsu
    あくち; おけつ
impure blood

抽血

see styles
chōu xuè
    chou1 xue4
ch`ou hsüeh
    chou hsüeh
to take blood; to draw blood (e.g. for a test)

捐血

see styles
juān xuè
    juan1 xue4
chüan hsüeh
to donate blood

採血

see styles
 saiketsu
    さいけつ
(n,vs,vt,vi) drawing blood; collecting blood

放血

see styles
fàng xiě
    fang4 xie3
fang hsieh
(TCM) to practice bloodletting; (medicine) to perform phlebotomy; (coll.) to make sb bleed; to inflict grievous wounds; (fig.) to cough up a large amount of money; (fig.) to reduce prices drastically

暈血


晕血

see styles
yùn xuè
    yun4 xue4
yün hsüeh
to feel sick when seeing blood

欝血

see styles
 ukketsu
    うっけつ
(noun/participle) (1) blood congestion; (suffix) (2) -stasis

歃血

see styles
shà xuè
    sha4 xue4
sha hsüeh
to smear one's lips with the blood of a sacrifice as a means of pledging allegiance (old)

止血

see styles
zhǐ xuè
    zhi3 xue4
chih hsüeh
 shiketsu
    しけつ
to staunch (bleeding); hemostatic (drug)
(n,vs,vi) stopping of bleeding; stanching; hemostasis; haemostasis

氣血


气血

see styles
qì xuè
    qi4 xue4
ch`i hsüeh
    chi hsüeh
qi and blood (two basic bodily fluids of Chinese medicine)

汗血

see styles
 kanketsu
    かんけつ
sweat and blood

活血

see styles
huó xuè
    huo2 xue4
huo hsüeh
to improve blood circulation (Chinese medicine)

流血

see styles
liú xuè
    liu2 xue4
liu hsüeh
 ryuuketsu / ryuketsu
    りゅうけつ
to bleed; to shed blood
(n,vs,vi) bloodshed

浄血

see styles
 jouketsu / joketsu
    じょうけつ
blood purification; depuration

浴血

see styles
yù xuè
    yu4 xue4
yü hsüeh
blood-soaked

淤血

see styles
yū xuè
    yu1 xue4
yü hsüeh
variant of 瘀[yu1 xue4]

混血

see styles
hùn xuè
    hun4 xue4
hun hsüeh
 konketsu
    こんけつ
hybrid
(n,adj-no,vs) (sensitive word) mixed race; mixed parentage

温血

see styles
 onketsu
    おんけつ
warm blood

溢血

see styles
 ikketsu
    いっけつ
(n,vs,vi) {med} hemorrhage; haemorrhage

溫血


温血

see styles
wēn xuè
    wen1 xue4
wen hsüeh
warm blooded (animal)

溶血

see styles
róng xuè
    rong2 xue4
jung hsüeh
 youketsu / yoketsu
    ようけつ
hemolysis (breakdown of red blood cells leading to anemia)
(noun - becomes adjective with の) hemolysis

潜血

see styles
 senketsu
    せんけつ
{med} occult blood

瀉血

see styles
 shaketsu
    しゃけつ
(n,vs,vt,vi) bloodletting; phlebotomy

灑血


洒血

see styles
sǎ xiě
    sa3 xie3
sa hsieh
 sai ketsu
to bleed

無血

see styles
 muketsu
    むけつ
(noun - becomes adjective with の) bloodless

熱血


热血

see styles
rè xuè
    re4 xue4
je hsüeh
 nekketsu
    ねっけつ
hot blood; warm-blooded (animal); endothermic (physiology)
(1) hot blood; warm blood; (2) zeal; fervor; fervour; ardor; ardour; enthusiasm

狗血

see styles
gǒu xiě
    gou3 xie3
kou hsieh
melodramatic; contrived

献血

see styles
 kenketsu
    けんけつ
(n,vs,vi) blood donation

獻血


献血

see styles
xiàn xuè
    xian4 xue4
hsien hsüeh
to donate blood
See: 献血

生血

see styles
 namachi
    なまち
fresh blood; lifeblood

瘀血

see styles
yū xuè
    yu1 xue4
yü hsüeh
clotted blood; extravasated blood (leaking into surrounding tissue); thrombosis

碧血

see styles
bì xuè
    bi4 xue4
pi hsüeh
blood shed in a just cause

精血

see styles
jīng xiě
    jing1 xie3
ching hsieh
 shōketsu
semen and (uterine) blood

紅血

see styles
 kouketsu / koketsu
    こうけつ
(form) red blood; blood

純血


纯血

see styles
chún xuè
    chun2 xue4
ch`un hsüeh
    chun hsüeh
 junketsu
    じゅんけつ
pure-blooded
(noun - becomes adjective with の) pure-bred (usu. animal); pure-blooded; thoroughbred

経血

see styles
 keiketsu / keketsu
    けいけつ
menstrual blood

給血

see styles
 kyuuketsu / kyuketsu
    きゅうけつ
(n,vs,vi) (See 献血) donation of blood

經血


经血

see styles
jīng xuè
    jing1 xue4
ching hsüeh
menstruation (TCM)

缺血

see styles
quē xuè
    que1 xue4
ch`üeh hsüeh
    chüeh hsüeh
(of an organ) to have insufficient blood supply; (of a blood bank) to run low on blood supplies

羶血

see styles
 senketsu
    せんけつ
stink of blood or meat; meat eating barbarian (i.e. Westerner)

聖血

see styles
 seiketsu / seketsu
    せいけつ
blood of Christ

膏血

see styles
gāo xuè
    gao1 xue4
kao hsüeh
 kouketsu / koketsu
    こうけつ
lit. fat and blood; fruit of one's hard labor; flesh and blood
(hard-earned rewards of) sweat and blood

虚血

see styles
 kyoketsu
    きょけつ
{med} ischemia; ischaemia

補血


补血

see styles
bǔ xuè
    bu3 xue4
pu hsüeh
 hoketsu
    ほけつ
to enrich the blood
blood replenishment

貧血


贫血

see styles
pín xuè
    pin2 xue4
p`in hsüeh
    pin hsüeh
 hinketsu
    ひんけつ
anemia
{med} anemia; anaemia

赤血

see styles
 sekketsu
    せっけつ
red blood

蹀血

see styles
dié xuè
    die2 xue4
tieh hsüeh
variant of 喋[die2 xue4]

輸血


输血

see styles
shū xuè
    shu1 xue4
shu hsüeh
 yuketsu
    ゆけつ
to transfuse blood; to give aid and support
(n,vs,vt,vi) blood transfusion

造血

see styles
zào xuè
    zao4 xue4
tsao hsüeh
 zouketsu / zoketsu
    ぞうけつ
to make blood (function of bone marrow)
(n,vs,vi) {physiol} blood formation; hematopoiesis; haematopoiesis; hemopoiesis; haemopoiesis; hematosis; haematosis

鉄血

see styles
 tekketsu
    てっけつ
blood and iron; military might

鐵血


铁血

see styles
tiě xuè
    tie3 xue4
t`ieh hsüeh
    tieh hsüeh
iron and blood; (fig.) weapons and war; bloody conflict; (of a person) iron-willed and ready to die

隱血


隐血

see styles
yǐn xuè
    yin3 xue4
yin hsüeh
occult blood (in medicine, fecal blood from internal bleeding)

預血

see styles
 yoketsu
    よけつ
(n,vs,vi) depositing blood (in a blood bank)

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

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