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sushi すし |
{food} sushi; range of dishes made with vinegared rice combined with fish, vegetables, egg, etc. |
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yakiguai やきぐあい |
{food} extent of roasting or broiling; degree to which meat is cooked; doneness |
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yakishake; yakisake やきしゃけ; やきさけ |
{food} grilled salmon |
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sukiyaki すきやき |
{food} sukiyaki; thin slices of beef, cooked with various vegetables in a table-top cast-iron pan |
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amerikandoggu; amerikan doggu; amerikandokku(ik); amerikan dokku(sk) アメリカンドッグ; アメリカン・ドッグ; アメリカンドック(ik); アメリカン・ドック(sk) |
{food} corn dog (frankfurter on a stick dipped in batter and deep-fried) (wasei: American dog); corndog |
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erubudopurobansu; erubudopuroansu; erubu do purobansu; erubu do puroansu エルブドプロバンス; エルブドプロヴァンス; エルブ・ド・プロバンス; エルブ・ド・プロヴァンス |
{food} herbes de Provence (mixture of dry herbs) (fre:) |
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nigirizushi にぎりずし |
{food} nigirizushi; hand-formed sushi with a topping of seafood, etc. |
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kappamaki かっぱまき |
{food} (See 巻き寿司) cucumber sushi wrapped in nori; cucumber makizushi |
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dashimakitamago だしまきたまご |
{food} rolled Japanese-style omelette |
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shiberia(p); shiberiya シベリア(P); シベリヤ |
(1) (kana only) Siberia; (2) (kana only) {food} cake made with layers of sweet bean paste and sponge cake |
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takoyaki(p); takoyaki(sk) たこやき(P); タコヤキ(sk) |
{food} takoyaki; octopus dumplings |
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kayakugohan かやくごはん |
{food} (See 加薬飯) casserole of rice, fish or meat, and vegetables |
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saataaandagii; saataaandaagii; saataandaagii(sk); saataaandagii(sk) / sataandagi; sataandagi; satandagi(sk); sataandagi(sk) サーターアンダギー; サーターアンダーギー; サータアンダーギー(sk); さーたーあんだぎー(sk) |
(rkb:) {food} sata andagi; Okinawan sweet deep-fried bun similar to a doughnut |
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pafupeisutorii; pafupeesutorii; pafu peisutorii; pafu peesutorii; pafupesutorii(sk) / pafupesutori; pafupeesutori; pafu pesutori; pafu peesutori; pafupesutori(sk) パフペイストリー; パフペーストリー; パフ・ペイストリー; パフ・ペーストリー; パフペストリー(sk) |
{food} puff pastry |
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karaage / karage からあげ |
(noun, transitive verb) {food} deep-frying food lightly coated in flour or potato starch; deep-fried food (esp. chicken) |
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tamagokakegohan たまごかけごはん |
{food} rice topped with raw egg (often seasoned with soy sauce) |
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chiizufondeu; chiizufondeuu; chiizu fondeu; chiizu fondeuu; chiizuhondeu(sk) / chizufondeu; chizufondeu; chizu fondeu; chizu fondeu; chizuhondeu(sk) チーズフォンデュ; チーズフォンデュー; チーズ・フォンデュ; チーズ・フォンデュー; チーズホンデュ(sk) |
{food} cheese fondue |
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tenpura(p); tenpura(sk) てんぷら(P); テンプラ(sk) |
{food} tempura (por: tempero); deep-fried fish and vegetables in a light batter |
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oyakodon; oyakodonburi おやこどん; おやこどんぶり |
(1) {food} oyakodon; bowl of rice topped with chicken and egg; (2) (vulgar) (slang) threesome including a mother and her daughter |
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nigirizushi にぎりずし |
{food} nigirizushi; hand-pressed vinegared rice topped with seafood |
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yakishake; yakisake; yakizake やきしゃけ; やきさけ; やきざけ |
{food} grilled salmon |
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dorencherii; doren cherii; doreincherii; dorein cherii; doreencherii; doreen cherii / dorencheri; doren cheri; dorencheri; doren cheri; doreencheri; doreen cheri ドレンチェリー; ドレン・チェリー; ドレインチェリー; ドレイン・チェリー; ドレーンチェリー; ドレーン・チェリー |
{food} drained maraschino cherry (wasei: drained cherry) |
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dodorusedereche; derusedericchi; dorusedereche; dodoruse de reche; deruse de ricchi; doruse de reche ドゥルセデレチェ; デルセデリッチ; ドルセデレチェ; ドゥルセ・デ・レチェ; デルセ・デ・リッチ; ドルセ・デ・レチェ |
{food} dulce de leche (spa:); dessert created by heating sweetened milk to caramelize its sugar |
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yookushaapudingu; yookushaa pudingu; yookushapudingu(ik); yookusha pudingu(ik) / yookushapudingu; yookusha pudingu; yookushapudingu(ik); yookusha pudingu(ik) ヨークシャープディング; ヨークシャー・プディング; ヨークシャプディング(ik); ヨークシャ・プディング(ik) |
{food} Yorkshire pudding |
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bataapiinattsu; bataapiinatsu; bataa piinattsu; bataa piinatsu; batapiinatsu(sk); batapiinattsu(sk) / batapinattsu; batapinatsu; bata pinattsu; bata pinatsu; batapinatsu(sk); batapinattsu(sk) バターピーナッツ; バターピーナツ; バター・ピーナッツ; バター・ピーナツ; バタピーナツ(sk); バタピーナッツ(sk) |
{food} (See バタピー) shelled skinless peanuts prepared in butter (wasei: butter peanuts) |
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chirikonkan; chirikonkaan; chirikonkarune; chiri kon kan; chiri kon kaan; chiri kon karune; chirikonkaane(sk) / chirikonkan; chirikonkan; chirikonkarune; chiri kon kan; chiri kon kan; chiri kon karune; chirikonkane(sk) チリコンカン; チリコンカーン; チリコンカルネ; チリ・コン・カン; チリ・コン・カーン; チリ・コン・カルネ; チリコンカーネ(sk) |
{food} chili con carne (spa:) |
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beikudoarasuka; beekudoarasuka; beekutoarasuka(ik); beikudo arasuka; beekudo arasuka; beekuto arasuka(ik) / bekudoarasuka; beekudoarasuka; beekutoarasuka(ik); bekudo arasuka; beekudo arasuka; beekuto arasuka(ik) ベイクドアラスカ; ベークドアラスカ; ベークトアラスカ(ik); ベイクド・アラスカ; ベークド・アラスカ; ベークト・アラスカ(ik) |
{food} baked Alaska |
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kokkuooan; kokkuoban; kokkooan; kokkuooban; kokkooban; kokku oo an; kokku o ban; kokku oo ban コックオーヴァン; コックオバン; コッコーヴァン; コックオーバン; コッコーバン; コック・オー・ヴァン; コック・オ・バン; コック・オー・バン |
{food} coq au vin |
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yuzukoshou; yuzugoshou / yuzukosho; yuzugosho ゆずこしょう; ゆずごしょう |
{food} condiment paste made from yuzu zest and chili peppers (chile) |
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uinnaasooseeji; innaasooseeji; uinnasooseeji; innasooseeji; uinnaa sooseeji; innaa sooseeji; uinna sooseeji; inna sooseeji / uinnasooseeji; innasooseeji; uinnasooseeji; innasooseeji; uinna sooseeji; inna sooseeji; uinna sooseeji; inna sooseeji ウインナーソーセージ; ウィンナーソーセージ; ウインナソーセージ; ウィンナソーセージ; ウインナー・ソーセージ; ウィンナー・ソーセージ; ウインナ・ソーセージ; ウィンナ・ソーセージ |
{food} Vienna sausage (ger: Wiener, eng: sausage); wiener |
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supagetiboroneeze; supagettiboroneeze; supagetiiboroneeze; supagettiiboroneeze; supageti boroneeze; supagetti boroneeze; supagetii boroneeze; supagettii boroneeze / supagetiboroneeze; supagettiboroneeze; supagetiboroneeze; supagettiboroneeze; supageti boroneeze; supagetti boroneeze; supageti boroneeze; supagetti boroneeze スパゲティボロネーゼ; スパゲッティボロネーゼ; スパゲティーボロネーゼ; スパゲッティーボロネーゼ; スパゲティ・ボロネーゼ; スパゲッティ・ボロネーゼ; スパゲティー・ボロネーゼ; スパゲッティー・ボロネーゼ |
{food} (See スパゲティミートソース) spaghetti Bolognese; spaghetti with meat sauce |
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supagetimiitosoosu; supagettimiitosoosu; supagetiimiitosoosu; supagettiimiitosoosu; supageti miito soosu; supagetti miito soosu; supagetii miito soosu; supagettii miito soosu / supagetimitosoosu; supagettimitosoosu; supagetimitosoosu; supagettimitosoosu; supageti mito soosu; supagetti mito soosu; supageti mito soosu; supagetti mito soosu スパゲティミートソース; スパゲッティミートソース; スパゲティーミートソース; スパゲッティーミートソース; スパゲティ・ミート・ソース; スパゲッティ・ミート・ソース; スパゲティー・ミート・ソース; スパゲッティー・ミート・ソース |
{food} spaghetti with meat sauce; spaghetti Bolognese |
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Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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