Meaning of 培/meaning-of-束 in Japanese

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Definition of 培/meaning-of-束

  1. (n) negative (static) charge; negative electric charge; (sometimes called "negative electricity")
  1. (n) positive electric charge; positive (static) charge; (sometimes called "positive electricity")
かわ(kawa) · がわ(gawa) ·

川河 Kanji Details

  1. (n) river; stream

    この川はあの川の3倍長い。
    This river is three times longer than that one.

  2. (suf) the .... river; (suffix used with the names of rivers)

    信濃川と阿賀野川ではどちらが長いですか。
    Which is longer, the Shinano River or the Agano River?

  1. (n, n-suf, ctr) bundle; bunch; sheaf
つか(tsuka)

束 Kanji Details

  1. (n) strut; short vertical post

    そうしたら、茂みの下にいくつかの1000ドル札の束を見つけ、それをバスケットの中に入れた。
    Then she found several stacks of thousand-dollar bills under a bush and put them in her basket.

  2. thickness (of a book minus the cover, a sheaf of paper, etc.)
  3. handbreadth; bundle →Related words:
  1. (n) positive electric charge; positive (static) charge; (sometimes called "positive electricity")
  1. (n) Halla okadai (species of eunicid worm used as fishing bait)
  2. (species of eunicid worm used as fishing bait) →Related words: 揺蚊
  3. red mite (i.e. a chigger) →Related words: 恙虫
  1. (n) (Buddh) ("like this"; often the opening word of a sutra) →Related words: 如是我聞
  2. ten thusnesses (in Tendai) →Related words: 十如是
ディーエッチ(diiecchi)
  1. (n) (designated hitter - baseball)
  1. (n) locked up feeling; cooped up feeling; feeling of entrapment; (feeling of hopelessness); being in a bind
  1. (n) miniature Chusan palm (Trachycarpus wagnerianus); (poss. Trachycarpus fortunei)
  1. (n) Gokturks; Sky Turks; Tujue; (powerful Turkic confederation from medieval Inner Asia)
そく(soku)

束 Kanji Details

  1. (n, n-suf) (math) lattice
  2. (n, n-suf, ctr) counter for large bundles (e.g. 10 sheafs of rice, 200 sheets of calligraphy paper, 20 whistling arrows, 100 fish)
  3. handbreadth (unit for measuring the length of arrows)
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