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Search Kanji for 和食処

dispose; manage; deal with; sentence; condemn; act; behave; place

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ショ
ところ·-こ·お.る
Popularity rank: 547 Pinyin: chǔ, chù Korean: cheo Hán-Việt: xứ
Stroke counts: 5 Grade level: 6 JLPT level: 2 Skip code: 3-3-2

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彼処[asoko] there (place physically distant from both speaker and listener)
其処[soko] there (place relatively near listener)
其処いら[sokoira] that area
其処ら[sokora] everywhere
其れ処か[soredokoroka] on the contrary
何処其処[dokosoko] such-and-such a place
何処でも[dokodemo] anywhere
データ処理[deetashori] data processing
仮処分[karishobun] temporary measures
何処か[dokoka] somewhere
harmony; Japanese style; peace; soften; Japan

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やわ.らぐ·やわ.らげる·なご.む·なご.やか
Popularity rank: 124 Pinyin: hé, hè, huó, huò, huo, hāi, he Korean: hwa Hán-Việt: hòa, họa
Stroke counts: 8 Grade level: 3 JLPT level: 2 Skip code: 1-5-3

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和蘭陀[oranda] Holland
ドイツ民主共和国[doitsuminshukyouwakoku] German Democratic Republic (i.e. former East Germany)
ドイツ連邦共和国[doitsurenpoukyouwakoku] Federal Republic of Germany (former West Germany)
ノーベル平和賞[nooberuheiwashou] Nobel peace prize
違和[iwa] physical disorder
異和感[iwakan] uncomfortable feeling
英和[eiwa] English-Japanese (e.g. dictionary)
英和辞典[eiwajiten] English-Japanese dictionary
褐毛和種[akagewashu] type of Japanese cow
漢和[kanwa] China and Japan
eat; food

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ショク·ジキ
く.う·く.らう·た.べる·は.む
Popularity rank: 328 Pinyin: shí, sì Korean: sig, sa Hán-Việt: thực, tự
Stroke counts: 9 Grade level: 2 JLPT level: 4 Skip code: 2-2-7

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御食い初め[okuizome] weaning ceremony
食っ付く[kuttsuku] to adhere to
食っ付ける[kuttsukeru] to attach
ぼりぼり食べる[boriboritaberu] to eat with a munching or crunching sound
インスタント食品[insutantoshokuhin] instant foods
レトルト食品[retorutoshokuhin] packed and sterilised food
衣食[ishoku] food and clothing
衣食住[ishokujuu] necessities of life (food, clothing & shelter)
育児食[ikujishoku] baby food
一夜乞食[ichiyakojiki] (a) person made homeless by fire