death
Palabras
Palabras con 亡
El kanji 亡, con significado desaparecer, aparece en 119 entradas de vocabulario japonés.
fleeing from one's country
downfall
to go to ruin
departed spirit
deceased father
deceased husband
to destroy
death rate
to lose (through death; e.g. a wife, child)
to die
remains
escape
the deceased
life or death
widow
rise and fall
after one's death
person who is obsessed (with money, power, etc.)
ruined country
2012 human extinction beliefs
cemetery guard
greedy person
life-and-death matter
crisis
rise and fall
money monger
unclaimed dead traveler
the fate of a nation
fleeing the country
unlucky day for starting construction of a house (which would result in a fire that spreads to three adjacent houses)
intrauterine fetal death (foetal)
obituary notice
death benefit
obituary
fatal accident
autopsy imaging
time of death
death certificate
death certificate
estimated time of death
number of deaths
declaration of death
place of death
report of death
life insurance
death benefit
death benefit (from life insurance)
incident of death
nation's times of peace and war, rise and fall
otebo bean (var. of Phaseolus vulgaris)
destruction by fire
neonatal death
decline and fall
one who is obsessed with (getting into, holding on to) political power
political asylum
rise and fall
war widow
instant death
existential threat
loss
too many options making selection difficult
fetal death (foetal)
preimplantation death
excess deaths
excess mortality rate
desertion in the face of the enemy
runaway
life on the run
at large
fugitive from justice
fugitive from justice
infant mortality
maternal mortality rate
declared death without identification of a body
defeat (in battle)
death
dead
to lose (a loved one)
the late
departed soul
dead person
to kill
deceased parent
the deceased
(one's) late father
(one's) late mother
to lose (a wife, child, etc.)
one's deceased lord
one's deceased elder brother
departed soul
deceased wife
one's late elder sister
dead child
one's dead child
loss (e.g. of an item)
ship of the dead which appears if you go fishing the night of the Bon festival
discourtesy
deceased parent
deceased grandfather