mashed rice pressed on a cryptomeria skewer and toasted (used as dumplings in soups)
きりつける
frapper avec un sabre
to cut at
only cut (otherwise left as-is, e.g. hair)
scraps
endless
きりばりほう
méthode de la forme
gestalt method
きりまくる
sabrer farouchement
to attack and scatter
きりおろす
trancher vers le bas
to cut downward
きりさいなむ
découper en morceaux
to cut to pieces
to cut open (a tied bundle)
management
to cut around
cutout
きりえざいく
artisanat en papier découpé
paper cutouts
to cut open
きりはずす
rater son coup en essayant de couper
to miss in attempting to kill
to cut and enlarge
to cut (into two or more pieces)
きりぼしだいこん
fines lanières de daikon séché
thinly sliced and dried strips of daikon
steep bank
to open up waste land for cultivation
to cut off
cutting a thin sheet of metal into shapes and affixing it with lacquer forming natural features (e.g. clouds)
grafting
cutout
to cross swords with
low gate
to destroy
stiff formality
stump
to fight with swords
to hew
shock corps
きりこみたん
tout-venant de mine
run-of-the-mine coal
to cut up small
to kill with a sword (knife, dagger, etc.)
to cut down all
facet
cuttings
きりじに
mourir les armes à la main
fighting to the death (with swords)
cut paper
cutout
paper cutouts
can be discarded
right of samurai to kill commoners for perceived affronts (Edo period)
きりとりごうとう
vol avec violence
violent robbery or burglary
line along which to cut something off
cutter
to cut off
coal face
きりすすむ
se frayer un chemin
to cleave
きりすえる
abattre d'un coup de sabre
to cut down an enemy
きりととのえる
tailler et préparer
to cut and prepare (stones)
hewn stone
to piece together
hole cut in a wall, panelling, etc. to let light in
to cut and even up
きりかえとき
temps de commutation
response time
scraps
short split entrance curtain
to trim (hedges)
to correct cutting
brokerage
to cut through (with a road, tunnel, or canal)
brad
to cut into
to cut and insert
to cut to pieces
きりはた
champ à flanc de colline
hillside farm
cut hair
cutout picture
cutouts (of coloured paper)
きりぬきにんぎょう
poupée de papier
cutout (paper) doll
きりぬきちょう
album de coupures
scrapbook
to cut out
きりぬける
se frayer un chemin
to cut one's way through
to slay
to clear away
to cut up
to cut up
chips or shavings left after cutting wood or metal with a saw, etc.
paper and sacred sakaki branches cut and mixed with rice to scatter before the gods
to separate in thought
way of cutting
きりまく
rideau d'entrée (théâtre nô)
entrance curtain (noh)
cut
rice cakes cut into rectangles (esp. eaten on New Year's Day)
cutting back
to prune back (plant, shrub, etc.)
clipping
to cut off and separate
freshly cut
to cut
きりさきジャック
Jack l'Éventreur
Jack the Ripper
to cut off
completely using up ...
thick
gap (in a mountain ridge)
scraps