Japanese Kanji Dictionary
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- 衣イ、エ、ころも、きぬ、-ぎgarment, clothes, dressing
- 衤ころもclothes, clothing radical (no. 145
- 袽ジョ、ニョ、やぶれごろもclothes
- 蛀シュ、きくいむしinsects that eat books, clothes
- 笥ス、シ、け、はこlunch box, clothes chest
- 㡜セツ、セイ、セチragged clothes, left over, remainder, the excess
- 碪チン、きぬたstone slab used for washing clothes, an anvil
- 裋シュ、タン、したぎcotton clothes of a boy servant
- 裎テイ、チョウ、ジョウ、はだかto take off the clothes and expose the body, to carry in the girdle
- 裰タツ、タチ、つくろうto mend clothes
- 褧ケイ、キョウ、ひとえunlined clothes, light overcoat
- 襚スイgrave clothes
- 襛ジョウ、ニュ、ジュウ、あつ.いfine clothes
- 皁ソウ、しもべblack, police runners (from the black clothes formerly worn by them)
- 螙ト、きくいむしgrubs in wood, worms in books, clothes, etc, used figuratively of corrupt officials
- 燙トウ、あたた.めるscald, heat, wash, iron clothes
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