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    mo2
mo
 ma
to rub
? 沙 manuṣya, ?奢; ?賖 man, any rational being, v. 末? 沙, 奴沙.; To feel, handle, rub; translit. m, ma, mu, ba; cf. 末, 磨.

摩る

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 sasuru
    さする
(transitive verb) (1) to rub; to chafe; to strike (match); to file; to frost (glass); (2) to lose (e.g. a match); to forfeit; to squander one's money (e.g. through gambling, Pachinko, etc.); (transitive verb) (1) (kana only) to pat; to stroke; (2) (kana only) to rub off; to polish; to grind; to graze; to scrape; (3) (kana only) to be equal to; (4) (kana only) to be about to reach

摩れ

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 sure
    すれ
(n,n-suf) chafing; sore; scrape; scratch; mark; rub; rubbing together; blister

摩七

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 mana
    まな
(female given name) Mana

摩乃

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 mano
    まの
(female given name) Mano

摩也

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 maya
    まや
(female given name) Maya

摩伽

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mó qié
    mo2 qie2
mo ch`ieh
    mo chieh
 Maga
Maghā, an asterism 'containing five stars figured like a house, apparently α, γ, ζ, η, ν Leonis' (M.W.); intp. as governing the eleventh month; for which 佉; 袪 are also used.

摩佑

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 mayu
    まゆ
(female given name) Mayu

摩何

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mó hé
    mo2 he2
mo ho
 maka
indifferently

摩依

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 mai
    まい
(female given name) Mai

摩保

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 maho
    まほ
(female given name) Maho

摩倫

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 marin
    まりん
(female given name) Marin

摩偷

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mó tōu
    mo2 tou1
mo t`ou
    mo tou
[偸] madhu, sweet, an intoxicating liquor.

摩偸

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mó tōu
    mo2 tou1
mo t`ou
    mo tou
 matō
madhu

摩凰

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 mao
    まお
(personal name) Mao

摩利

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mó lì
    mo2 li4
mo li
 mari
    まり
(female given name) Mari
mallikā, a fragrant flower variously described as jasmine, aloes, musk, etc. Name of the wife of king Prasenajit, also called 利室羅 Mālyaśrī .

摩博

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 mahiro
    まひろ
(female given name) Mahiro

摩卡

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mó kǎ
    mo2 ka3
mo k`a
    mo ka
mocha (loanword)

摩周

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 machika
    まちか
(female given name) Machika

摩味

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 mami
    まみ
(female given name) Mami

摩哉

see styles
 maya
    まや
(female given name) Maya

摩喜

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 maki
    まき
(female given name) Maki

摩城

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mó chéng
    mo2 cheng2
mo ch`eng
    mo cheng
Mo i Rana (city in Nordland, Norway)

摩夕

see styles
 mayu
    まゆ
(female given name) Mayu

摩多

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mó duō
    mo2 duo1
mo to
 mata
    また
(See 悉曇・1) vowel (in the Siddham script) (san: matr)
mātṛ, a measurer, maker, former, mother.

摩天

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mó tiān
    mo2 tian1
mo t`ien
    mo tien
skyscraping; towering into the sky

摩央

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 mao
    まお
(female given name) Mao

摩夷

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mó yí
    mo2 yi2
mo i
 mai
mātṛkā, cf. 怛.

摩奈

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 mana
    まな
(female given name) Mana

摩奴

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mó nú
    mo2 nu2
mo nu
 mado

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Manu
(Skt. manu)

摩娑

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mó suō
    mo2 suo1
mo so
 masha
variant of 挲[mo2 suo1]
māṃsa, flesh.

摩子

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 mako
    まこ
(female given name) Mako

摩季

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 maki
    まき
(female given name) Maki

摩実

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 mami
    まみ
(female given name) Mami

摩宮

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 manomiya
    まのみや
(surname) Manomiya

摩尋

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 mahiro
    まひろ
(female given name) Mahiro

摩尼

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mó ní
    mo2 ni2
mo ni
 mani
    まに
Mani (3rd century AD), Persian prophet and founder of Manichaeism
(1) {Buddh} jewel (san: mani); pearl; gemstone; (2) {Buddh} Cintamani stone; wish-fulfilling jewel; (surname) Mani
maṇi; 'a jewel, gem, precious stone (especially a pearl, bead, or other globular ornament).' M.W. A bright luminous pearl, symbol of Buddha and his doctrines. Tr. 'as wished', or at wish, whoever possesses the pearl receives whatever he desires. One of the seven treasures. With Shivaites a symbol of the Liṅga. Also 末尼.

摩島

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 majima
    まじま
(surname) Majima

摩嶋

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 majima
    まじま
(surname) Majima

摩希

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 maki
    まき
(female given name) Maki

摩庭

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 maniwa
    まにわ
(surname) Maniwa

摩弓

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 mayumi
    まゆみ
(female given name) Mayumi

摩弥

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 maya
    まや
(female given name) Maya

摩当

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 matou / mato
    まとう
(place-name) Matou

摩悠

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 mayu
    まゆ
(female given name) Mayu

摩戯

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 maki
    まき
(female given name) Maki

摩托

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mó tuō
    mo2 tuo1
mo t`o
    mo to
(loanword) motor; (loanword) motorbike; motorcycle (abbr. for 托車|托车[mo2tuo1che1])

摩承

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 makoto
    まこと
(female given name) Makoto

摩拏


摩拿

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mó ná
    mo2 na2
mo na
 mana
v. 奴沙.

摩挲

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mó suō
    mo2 suo1
mo so
to stroke; to caress

摩提

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mó tí
    mo2 ti2
mo t`i
    mo ti
 madai
mati, understanding; v. 末底.

摩揭

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mó qì
    mo2 qi4
mo ch`i
    mo chi
 maketsu
v. 竭.

摩損

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 mason
    まそん
(noun/participle) wear and tear; abrasion; friction loss

摩擦

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mó cā
    mo2 ca1
mo ts`a
    mo tsa
 masatsu
    まさつ
friction; rubbing; chafing; fig. disharmony; conflict; also written 磨擦
(n,vs,vt,vi) (1) friction; rubbing; chafing; (2) (See 軋轢) discord; friction; strife; conflict

摩斎

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 masai
    まさい
(personal name) Masai

摩於

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 mao
    まお
(female given name) Mao

摩旅

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mó lǚ
    mo2 lu:3
mo lü
to travel by motorcycle

摩旨

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mó zhǐ
    mo2 zhi3
mo chih
 mashi
offering [to Buddha]

摩智

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 machi
    まち
(female given name) Machi

摩有

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 mayu
    まゆ
(female given name) Mayu

摩根

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mó gēn
    mo2 gen1
mo ken

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Morgan
Morgan (name)

摩桐

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 matou / mato
    まとう
(female given name) Matou

摩梨

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 mari
    まり
(female given name) Mari

摩梭

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mó suō
    mo2 suo1
mo so
Mosuo ethnic group of Yunnan and Sichuan

摩樹

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 maki
    まき
(female given name) Maki

摩沙

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mó shā
    mo2 sha1
mo sha
 masha
māṣa

摩治

see styles
 maji
    まじ
(surname) Maji

摩湖

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 mako
    まこ
(female given name) Mako

摩湯

see styles
 mayu
    まゆ
(surname) Mayu

摩滅


摩灭

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mó miè
    mo2 mie4
mo mieh
 mametsu
    まめつ
(noun/participle) defacement; abrasion; wear and tear; crushing of a nerve
to be obliterated

摩澄

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 masumi
    ますみ
(female given name) Masumi

摩瀬

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 mase
    ませ
(surname) Mase

摩爾


摩尔

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mó ěr
    mo2 er3
mo erh

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Moore
mole (chemistry)

摩王

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 maou / mao
    まおう
(place-name) Maou

摩理

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 mari
    まり
(personal name) Mari

摩琳

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 marin
    まりん
(female given name) Marin

摩琴

see styles
 makoto
    まこと
(female given name) Makoto

摩生

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 mau
    まう
(female given name) Mau

摩田

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 mata
    また
(surname) Mata

摩由

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 mayu
    まゆ
(personal name) Mayu

摩留

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 maru
    まる
(personal name) Maru

摩登

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mó dēng
    mo2 deng1
mo teng
modern (loanword); fashionable

摩的

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mó dī
    mo2 di1
mo ti
motorcycle taxi; abbr. for 托車的士|托车的士[mo2 tuo1 che1 di1 shi4]

摩矢

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 maya
    まや
(female given name) Maya

摩砕

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 masai
    まさい
(noun/participle) grinding; trituration

摩祇


摩只

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mó qí
    mo2 qi2
mo ch`i
    mo chi
 magi
A medicine that can eradicate poison, and so overpowering that serpents avoid it; also 蛇; 蚳; 醯; 莫耆.

摩祐

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 mayu
    まゆ
(female given name) Mayu

摩穂

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 maho
    まほ
(female given name) Maho

摩竭

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mó jié
    mo2 jie2
mo chieh
 makatsu
(竭羅) makara. A sea monster, either in the form of a great fish, e.g. a whale, or a great turtle. Also 伽羅 (or 迦羅).

摩紀

see styles
 maki
    まき
(surname, female given name) Maki

摩納


摩纳

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mó nà
    mo2 na4
mo na
 Manō
(納婆迦) Māṇavaka, a Brahman youth, a youth, a man; also 納縛 (納縛迦); 那槃; 那羅那 (naramana).

摩純

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 masumi
    ますみ
(female given name) Masumi

摩絲


摩丝

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mó sī
    mo2 si1
mo ssu
hair mousse (loanword)

摩緒

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 mao
    まお
(female given name) Mao

摩羅


摩罗

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mó luó
    mo2 luo2
mo lo
 mara
    まら
(1) obstacle to Buddhist practice; (2) (vulgar) (kana only) penis
māla, a wreath, garland, chaplet, headdress; also tr. as Māra, a huge fish, cf. 竭羅 makara.

摩美

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 mami
    まみ
(female given name) Mami

摩羯

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mó jié
    mo2 jie2
mo chieh
Capricorn (star sign); northern people in classical times, a branch of the Huns or Xiongnu 匈奴

摩耗

see styles
 mamou / mamo
    まもう
(n,vs,adj-no) wear; abrasion

摩耶

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mó yé
    mo2 ye2
mo yeh
 mayo
    まよ
(female given name) Mayo
Māyā, v. Mahāmāya, infra.

摩莉

see styles
 mari
    まり
(female given name) Mari

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