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Mutually;Fellow 3 あい Ai 愛 Love 4 あいかわらずaikawarazu相 1 ああ aa 嗚呼 Ah!;Oh!;Alas! 2 あい ai 相 together;mutually;fellow 3 あい ai 愛 love 4 あいかわらずaikawarazu相変わらずas ever;as usual;the same 5 あいさつ aisatsu 挨拶 greeting;salutation 6 あいじょうaijyou 愛情 love;affection 7 あいする aisuru 愛する to love 8 あいず aizu 吅図 sign;signal 9 あいそ aiso 愛想 civility;courtesy;compliments;sociability;graces 10 あいたい aitai 相対 confrontation;facing;between ourselves;no third party;tete-a-tete 11 あいだ aida 間 space;interval 12 あいだ aida 間 space;interval 13 あいだ aida 間 space;interval 14 あいだがらaidagara 間柄 relation(ship) 15 あいて aite 相手 companion;partner;company 16 あいにく ainiku 愛憎 likes and dislikes 17 あいま aima 吅間 interval 18 あいまい aimai 曖昧 vague;ambiguous 19 あう au 吅う to fit;to suit;to agree with;to match;to be correct;to be profitable 20 あう au 会う to meet;to interview 21 あう au 遭う to meet;to encounter (undesirable nuance) 22 あえて aete 敢えて dare (to do);challenge (to do) 23 あお ao 青 blue;green;green light 24 あおい aoi 青い blue;pale;green;unripe;inexperienced 25 あおぐ aogu 仰ぐ to look up (to);to respect;to depend on;to ask for;to seek;to revere;to drink;to take 26 あおじろいaojiroi 青白い pale;pallid 27 あか aka 垢 dirt;filth 28 あか aka 亜科 suborder;subfamily 29 あかい akai 赤い red 30 あかがね akagane 銅 copper 31 あかし akashi 証 proof;evidence 32 あかじ akaji 赤字 deficit;go in the red 33 あかす akasu 明かす to pass;spend;to reveal;to divulge 34 あかちゃんakachan 赤ちゃん baby;infant 35 あからさまakarasama明白 obvious;overt;plainly;frankly 36 あからむ akaramu 赤らむ to become red;to redden;to blush 37 あかり akari 明かり lamplight;light (in general);brightness 38 あかるい akarui 明るい bright;cheerful 39 あかんぼうakanbou 赤ん坊 baby 40 あがり agari 上がり 1. slope;advance income;crop yield;ascent;rise;advance;death;spinning;completion;stop;finish;after (rain);ex (official etc.); 2. freshly-drawn green tea (esp. in sushi shops) 41 あがる agaru 上がる to enter;to go up;to rise;to climb up;to advance;to appreciate;to be promoted;to improve;to call on;to be offered;to accrue;to be finished;to come to (expenses);to go bankrupt;to begin spinning (cocoons);to be caught;to get ruffled;to eat;to drink;to die;to weaken (as a battery);to let up (rain) 42 あき aki 秋 autumn;fall 43 あき aki 明き room;time to spare;emptiness;vacant 44 あき aki 空き room;time to spare;emptiness;vacant 45 あきうど akiudo 商人 trader;shopkeeper;merchant 46 あきま akima 空間 vacancy;room for rent or lease 47 あきらか akiraka 明らか obvious;evident;clear;plain 48 あきらめ akirame 諦め resignation;acceptance;consolation 49 あきらめるakirameru 諦める to give up;to abandon 50 あきる akiru 飽きる to get tired of;to lose interest in;to have enough 51 あきれる akireru 呆れる to be amazed;to be shocked 52 あく aku 悪 evil;wickedness 53 あく aku 開く to be open 54 あく aku 空く to become empty;to be less crowded 55 あく aku 空く to become empty;to be less crowded 56 あく aku 灰 puckery juice 57 あくしゅ akushu 握手 handshake 58 あくどい akudoi 1. gaudy;showy;excessive; 2. vicious 59 あくび akubi 悪日 unlucky day 60 あくま akuma 悪魔 devil;demon;fiend;Satan;evil spirit 61 あくまで akumade 飽くまで to the end;to the last;stubbornly;persistently 62 あくる akuru 明くる next;following 63 あけがた akegata 明け方 dawn 64 あける akeru 開ける to open 65 あける akeru 明ける to dawn;to become daylight 66 あげる ageru 上げる to give;to raise;to elevate;to fly (kites);to praise;to increase;to advance;to promote;to vomit;to usher in;to admit;to send (to school);to offer;to present;to leave with;to finish;to arrange (expenses);to observe;to perform;to quote;to mention;to bear (a child);to improve (talents);to do up (the hair);to arrest;to engage;to fry;(rains) to stop 67 あげる ageru 挙げる to raise;to fly;to give (an example) 68 あこがれ akogare 憧れ yearning;longing;aspiration 69 あこがれるakogareru 憧れる to long for;to yearn after;to admire 70 あご ago 顎 chin 71 あさ asa 麻 flax;linen;hemp 72 あさ asa 朝 morning 73 あさい asai 浅い shallow;superficial 74 あさって asate 明後日 day after tomorrow 75 あさって asate 明後日 day after tomorrow 76 あさねぼうasanebou 朝寝坊 oversleeping;late riser 77 あさましいasamashii 浅ましい wretched;miserable;shameful;mean;despicable;abject 78 あざ aza 字 section of village 79 あざ aza 字 section of village 80 あざむく azamuku 欺く to deceive 81 あざやか azayaka 鮮やか vivid;clear;brilliant 82 あざわらうazawarau あざ笑う to sneer at;to ridicule 83 あし ashi 足 foot;pace;gait;leg 84 あし ashi 足 foot;pace;gait;leg 85 あしあと ashiato 足跡 footprints 86 あしからずashikarazu 悪しからずdon't take me wrong but...;I'm sorry 87 あした ashita 明日 tomorrow 88 あした ashita 明日 tomorrow 89 あしもと ashimoto 足元 1. at one's feet;underfoot; 2. gait;pace;step 90 あじ aji 味 flavor;taste 91 あじ aji 味 flavor;taste 92 あじわい ajiwai 味わい flavour;meaning;significance 93 あじわう ajiwau 味わう to taste;to savor;to relish 94 あずかる azukaru 預かる to keep in custody;to receive on deposit;to take charge of 95 あずける azukeru 預ける to give into custody;to leave (a child) in the care of;to entrust;to deposit 96 あずま azuma 東 east;Eastern Japan 97 あせ ase 汗 sweat;perspiration 98 あせる aseru 焦る to be in a hurry;to be impatient 99 あせる aseru 焦る to be in a hurry;to be impatient 100 あそこ asoko 彼処 1. (uk) there;over there;that place; 2. (X) (col) genitals 101 あそび asobi 遊び playing 102 あたい atai 値 value;price;cost;worth;merit 103 あたい atai 値 value;price;cost;worth;merit 104 あたいするataisuru 値する to be worth;to deserve;to merit 105 あたえる ataeru 与える to give;to present;to award 106 あたし atashi 私 I (fem) 107 あたたかいatatakai 暖かい warm;mild;genial 108 あたたまるatatamaru 暖まる to warm oneself;to sun oneself;to warm up;to get warm 109 あたためるatatameru 暖める to warm;to heat 110 あたま atama 頭 head 111 あたま atama 頭 head 112 あたま atama 頭 head 113 あたらしいatarashii 新しい new 114 あたり atari 当たり hit;success;reaching the mark;per ...;vicinity;neighborhood 115 あたり atari 辺り (in the) neighbourhood;vicinity;nearby 116 あたりまえatarimae 当たり前 usual;common;ordinary;natural;reasonable;obvious 117 あたる ataru 当たる to be hit;to be successful;to face (confront);to lie (in the direction of);to undertake;to treat;to be equivalent to;to apply to;to be applicable;to be assigned 118 あだびと adabito 他人 another person;unrelated person;outsider;stranger 119 あちこち achikochi 彼方此方 here and there 120 あちら achira 彼方 1. there;yonder;that 121 あちらこちらachirakochira彼方此方 here and there 122 あっか aka 悪化 deterioration;growing worse;aggravation;degeneration;corruption 123 あっけないakkenai 呆気ない not enough;too quick (short long etc.) 124 あっこう akkou 悪口 abuse;insult;slander;evil speaking 125 あっさり assari easily;readily;quickly 126 あっしゅくashuku 圧縮 compression;condensation;pressure 127 あっち achi over there 128 あっぱく appaku 圧迫 pressure;coercion;oppression 129 あつい atsui 厚い cordial;kind;warm(hearted);thick;deep 130 あつい atsui 暑い hot;warm 131 あつい atsui 熱い hot (thing) 132 あつかい atsukai 扱い treatment;service 133 あつかう atsukau 扱う to handle;to deal with;to treat 134 あつかましいatsukamashii厚かましいimpudent;shameless;brazen 135 あつまり atsumari 集まり gathering;meeting;assembly;collection 136 あつまる atsumaru 集まる to gather;to collect;to assemble 137 あつめる atsumeru 集める to collect;to assemble 138 あつらえるatsuraeru 誂える to give an order;to place an order 139 あつりょくatsuryoku 圧力 stress;pressure 140 あて ate 当て object;aim;end;hopes;expectations 141 あて ate 宛 addressed to 142 あてじ ateji 当て字 phonetic-equivalent character;substitute character 143 あてな atena 宛名 address;direction 144 あてはまるatehamaru 当てはまるto apply (a rule) 145 あてはめるatehameru 当てはめるto apply;to adapt 146 あてる ateru 宛てる to address 147 あてる ateru 当てる to hit;to apply a patch 148 あと ato 後 after;behind;later;rear;remainder;successor 149 あと ato 跡 trace;tracks;mark;scar;sign;remains;ruins 150 あと ato 後 after;behind;later;rear;remainder;successor 151 あと ato 後 after;behind;later;rear;remainder;successor 152 あと ato 後 after;behind;later;rear;remainder;successor 153 あと ato 後 after;behind;later;rear;remainder;successor 154 あとつぎ atotsugi 跡継ぎ heir;successor 155 あとまわしatomawashi後回し putting off;postponing 156 あな ana 穴 hole 157 あなた anata 貴女 you;lady 158 あに ani 兄 older brother 159 あね ane 姉 older sister 160 あの ano 彼の that over there 161 あばれる abareru 暴れる to act violently;to rage;to struggle;to be riotous 162 あびる abiru 浴びる to bathe;to bask in the sun;to shower 163 あふれる afureru 溢れる to flood;to overflow;to brim over 164 あぶない abunai 危ない dangerous;critical;grave;uncertain;unreliable;limping;narrow;close;watch out! 165 あぶら abura 油 oil 166 あぶら abura 油 oil 167 あぶらえ aburae 油絵 oil painting 168 あぶる aburu 炙る to scorch 169 あべこべ abekobe contrary;opposite;inverse 170 あまい amai 甘い generous;indulgent;easy-going;sweet;fond of;soft on;overly optimistic;naive 171 あまえる amaeru 甘える to behave like a spoiled child;to fawn on 172 あまくち amakuchi 甘口 sweet flavour;mildness;flattery;stupidity 173 あまぐ amagu 雤具 rain gear 174 あまつ amatsu 天 heavenly;imperial 175 あまど amado 雤戸 sliding storm door 176 あまやかすamayakasu甘やかす to pamper;to spoil 177 あまり amari 余り not very (this form only used as adverb);not much;remainder;rest;remnant;surplus;balance;excess;remains;scraps;residue;fullness;other;too much 178 あまり amari 余り not very (this form only used as adverb);not much;remainder;rest;remnant;surplus;balance;excess;remains;scraps;residue;fullness;other;too much 179 あまる amaru 余る to remain;to be left over;to be in excess;to be too many 180 あみ ami 網 net;network 181 あみ ami 網 net;network 182 あみもの amimono 編物 knitting;web 183 あむ amu 編む to knit 184 あめ ame 雤 rain 185 あめ ame 飴 (hard) candy 186 あめつち ametsuchi 天地 heaven and earth;the universe;nature;top and bottom;realm;sphere;world 187 あやうい ayaui 危うい dangerous;critical;grave;uncertain;unreliable;limping;narrow;close;watch out! 188 あやしい ayashii 怪しい suspicious;dubious;doubtful 189 あやつる ayatsuru 操る to manipulate;to operate;to pull strings 190 あやふや ayafuya uncertain;vague;ambiguous 191 あやぶむ ayabumu 危ぶむ to fear;to have misgivings;to be doubtful;to mistrust 192 あやまち ayamachi 過ち fault;error;indiscretion 193 あやまり ayamari 誤り error 194 あやまる ayamaru 誤る to make a mistake 195 あやまる ayamaru 謝る to apologize 196 あゆみ ayumi
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