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Define かんむ kanmu Meaning カンム

Displaying results for かんむ (kanmu・かんむ・カンム) – ryukyu

JLect: Japonic Languages and Dialects Database

Results from JLect’s Japonic Languages and Dialects Database, created by Zachary Read, © JLect.com.

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Ryukyu (Okinawa)

はちまち

(Noun) A type of hat resembling a Turkish fez historically worn by Ryukyuan men

A dictionary of the Ryukyuan language

Results from the 沖縄語辞典 データ集 Okinawago jiten dēta-shū (Okinawan Language Dictionary Data Collection), published by the National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics, © CC BY 4.0.

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カンムイ kanmui (kaNmui) ⓪ 名

  1. かんむり。頭にかぶるもの一般。帽子。

カンムシ kanmushi (kaNmusi) ⓪ 名

  1. 虫気。体質の弱い幼児のひき起こす癇。

A dictionary of the Ryukyuan language

Results from the 沖縄語辞典 データ集 Okinawago jiten dēta-shū (Okinawan Language Dictionary Data Collection), published by the National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics, © CC BY 4.0.

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かんむり 【冠】

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Japanese-Multilingual Dictionary (JMDict)

Results from the Japanese-Multilingual Electronic Dictionary project (JMdict), created by Jim Breen, © Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group.

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かんむ甘夢

(Noun)

  1. Sweet (pleasant) dreams

かんむかんかむりかんぶり

(Common Noun)

  1. Cap (esp. a traditional cap worn with sokutai or ikan clothing); Crown; Diadem; Coronet

  1. Top kanji radical

かんむお冠御冠

(Noun)

  1. Bad temper; Bad mood
    Word usually written using kana alone

かんむりざ冠座かんむり座

(Noun)

  1. Corona Borealis (constellation); The Northern Crown

かんむウ冠

(Noun)

  1. "roof" kanji radical at top (radical 40)

かんむワ冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji radical "wa" or "covering" at top (radical 14)

かんむ戸冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "door" radical

かんむ麻冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "dotted cliff" radical (radical 53)

かんむりょう感無量

(Noun)

  1. Deep feeling; Inexpressible feeling; Filled with emotion

くさかんむそうこう草冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "grass radical" (radical 140)

  1. Grass crown

かんむりづる冠鶴

(Noun)

  1. Crowned crane

かんむりばと冠鳩

(Noun)

  1. Crowned pigeon

ゆうかんむ勇敢無比

(Noun)

  1. Being unmatched (unparalleled) for bravery
    Yojijukugo

かんめいかんむりめい冠名

(Noun)

  1. Eponym (word derived from the name of a place or person)

ひらかんむ平冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "wa" radical at top (radical 14)

べきかんむ冖冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "wa" radical at top (radical 14)
    Word usually written using kana alone

やまかんむ山冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "mountain" radical at top

つめかんむ爪冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "claw" radical at top

あなかんむ穴冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "hole" radical at top

たけかんむ竹冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "bamboo" radical at top (radical 118)

おいかんむ老冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "old" radical at top

とらかんむ虎冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "tiger" radical

あめかんむあまかんむ雨冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "rain" radical at top

かみかんむ髪冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "hair" radical at top

あさかんむ麻冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "hemp" radical at top

かんむりわしカンムリワシ冠鷲

(Noun)

  1. Crested serpent eagle (Spilornis cheela)
    Word usually written using kana alone

カンムリベラ

(Noun)

  1. Clown coris (Coris aygula)

ういこうぶりういかぶりういかむりういかんむしょかん初冠

(Noun)

  1. Crowning a boy for the first time at a coming-of-age ceremony
    Archaism

  1. Noh cap with a rolled or drooping tail (indicative of nobility)

かんむりをまげる冠を曲げる

(Expression)

  1. To become displeased; To get stubborn
    Idiomatic expression

かんむりたいかい冠大会

(Noun)

  1. Sports competition sponsored by a business enterprise

かんむりをつける冠を付ける

(Expression)

  1. To put on a crown

いばらのかんむ茨の冠

(Noun)

  1. A crown of thorns

けいさんかんむ卦算冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "kettle lid" radical (radical 8)

しかばねかんむ尸冠

(Noun)

  1. Kanji "corpse" radical
    Word usually written using kana alone

カンムリベラぞくカンムリベラ属

(Noun)

  1. Coris; Genus of wrasses in the family Labridae

ひょうかんむ剽悍無比

(Noun)

  1. As fierce and nimble as any; Daring and agile without equal
    Yojijukugo

かんむりかいつぶりカンムリカイツブリ冠鳰

(Noun)

  1. Great Crested Grebe (Podiceps cristatus)
    Word usually written using kana alone