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焼
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飯
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蒸
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酸
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熟
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汁
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召
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甘
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旨
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辛
category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword:
food
nb of strokes:
12
translation: burn, toast, grill
shou
焼く: yaku: burn (vt.), toast, grill, be jealous (jp.)
焼ける: yakeru: burn (vi.), toast, grill
焼き: yaki: tempering
焼きを入れる: yakioireru: harden, temper, chastise, discipline, torture <<< 入
焼きが回る: yakigamawaru: lose one's former strength, become dull <<< 回
焼け石に水: yakeishinimizu: There is nothing but a drop in the bucket
category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword:
food
nb of strokes:
12
translation: meal, food, eat
han, bon
飯: meshi: meal, food, boiled rice
飯の種: meshinotane: means of living <<< 種
category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword:
food
,
weather
nb of strokes:
13
translation: hemp stalk, steam (bor.)
jou, shou
蒸す: musu: steam (vt.)
蒸らす: murasu
蒸れる: mureru: be steamed
蒸し暑い: mushiatsui: sultry, muggy, soggy <<< 暑
蒸し暑さ: mushiatsusa: damp heat <<< 暑
蒸し返す: mushikaesu: steam over again, bring up (the settled matter) again, harp on, sing the same line, repeat, adapt <<< 返
蒸し返し: mushikaeshi: resteaming, repetition, revival, adaptation <<< 返
蒸: ogara: hemp stalk
蒸: moromoro: all, every
category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword:
food
,
chemistry
nb of strokes:
14
translation: acid, sour, hard, painful
san
酸: su: vinegar <<< 酢
酸い: sui: sour (a.), acid
酸い: tsurai: hard, painful <<< 辛
酸っぱい: suppai: sour (a.), acid
酸っぱく成る: suppakunaru: turn sour <<< 成
category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword:
food
nb of strokes:
15
translation: ripe, mature
juku
熟る: niru: cook <<< 煮
熟れる: ureru: become ripe, mature
熟れた: ureta: ripe, matured
熟る: minoru: bear fruit <<< 実
熟す: konasu: digest, manage (to do), master
熟れる: konareru
熟れ: konare: digestion
熟れが良い: konaregaii, konaregayoi: easy of digestion, easily digested <<< 良
熟れが悪い: konaregawarui: hard of digestion, not easily digested <<< 悪
熟: tsuratsura: deeply, carefully
熟: nigi: soft (pref., jp.)
category: common usage
radicals:
keyword:
food
nb of strokes:
5
translation: juice, sap, soup, broth
juu, shuu
汁: shiru
汁の多い: shirunoooi: juicy, succulent <<< 多
synonyms:
スープ
,
ジュース
category: common usage
radicals:
keyword:
food
nb of strokes:
5
translation: invite, engage
shou
召す: mesu: summon, call, wear (pol.), eat
召く: maneku: invite, engage <<< 招
召し上げる: meshiageru: confiscate <<< 上
召し上がる: meshiagaru: eat (pol.) <<< 上
, 食
召し上がれ: meshiagare: Bon appétit! Enjoy your meal! <<< 上
category: common usage
radicals:
keyword:
food
nb of strokes:
5
translation: delicious, tasty, sugared, contented
kan
甘い: umai: delicious, tasty <<< 旨
甘い: amai: sugared
甘んじる: amanjiru: be contented, resign
甘える: amaeru: be coquettish (jp.), coax
甘やかす: amayakasu: indulge, pamper, spoil
甘く見る: amakumiru: make [think] little of, hold (a person) cheap, underestimate <<< 見
甘く成る: amakunaru: become sweet, mellow, become (more) indulgent, get spoony (on, over) <<< 成
甘くする: amakusuru: sweeten, be indulgent (to), be spoony (on, over)
甘酸っぱい: amazuppai: sweet and sour <<< 酸
甘ったるい: amattarui: too sweet
甘ったれ: amattare: spoilt [pampered] child
甘っちょろい: amatchoroi: half-baked, half-assed
synonyms:
スイート
antonyms:
辛
category: common usage
radicals:
keyword:
food
nb of strokes:
6
translation: taste, purport (conf.)
shi
旨い: umai: tasty, nice, good <<< 甘
旨そうな: umasouna: delicious-looking, appetizing, tempting
旨: mune: purport (n.) <<< 宗
旨: wake: reason, warrant <<< 訳
category: common usage
radicals:
keyword:
food
nb of strokes:
7
translation: bitter, pain, piquant, difficult, harsh, eighth symbol of jik. (bor.)
shin
辛い: karai: piquant, hot, pungent, peppery, salty
辛い: tsurai: painful, hard, difficult, harsh, trying, bitter
辛い目に遭う: tsuraimeniau: have a hard time of it, have bitter experiences
辛い思いをする: tsuraiomoiosuru <<< 思
辛うじて: karoujite: barely, with difficulty
辛うじて間に合う: karoujitemaniau: just in time (for)
辛: kanoto: eighth symbol of jik.
辛: karashi: pepper (jp.) <<< 辛子
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