湯ノ峰羊歯
ゆのみねしだ
bat's wing fern (Histiopteris incisa), water fern
Kosakata
Kanji 湯 yang berarti air panas muncul dalam 176 entri kosakata bahasa Jepang.
ゆのみねしだ
bat's wing fern (Histiopteris incisa), water fern
ゆめぐり
visiting multiple hot springs, onsen tour
ゆをわかす
to boil water, to get the bath ready
ゆをつかう
to take a hot bath
ゆをわかしてみずにする
wasting one's efforts, rendering one's efforts futile
ゆびく
to parboil, to scald
とうえき
decoction (in Chinese medicine)
タンエン
tangyuan, tang yuan, Chinese dumplings made from glutinous rice flour
ゆとう
pail-like wooden container typically lacquered in Japanese style, used for holding and serving hot liquids
ゆとうよみ
mixed kun-on kanji reading
ゆかげん
water temperature (esp. bath)
ゆばな
hot-springs mineral deposits (resembling flowers), flowers of sulphur, geyserite
ゆまき
garment worn by nobles when bathing, women's waistcloth, loincloth
ゆかん
washing a corpse for burial
ゆげをたてておこる
to boil with rage, to seethe, to be furious, to fume with anger, to blow one's top
ゆだま
bubbles in boiling water
ゆぐ
accessories used for bathing, garment used while bathing
ゆもと
source of a hot spring
ゆぐち
hot-water tap, hot spring
ゆえ
royal family nursemaid (Yamato court)
とうじきゃく
visitor at hot springs resort
とうじば
hot-spring health resort
ゆむろ
room for boiling water, bathroom, bath
ゆに
boiling (e.g. food)
ゆとりめし
twice-boiled rice (for sick persons)
ゆだね
tangzhong, water roux, yudane, gelatinous paste made by heating a mixture of flour and water, used in breadmaking
ゆな
women who assist bathers at hot-springs resorts
ゆみずのごとく
like water, like it grows on trees
ゆみずのように
like water, like it grows on trees
ゆみずのようにつかう
to spend (money) like water, to spend (money) like it grows on trees, to throw around (one's money), to play ducks and drakes with
ゆだき
boiling (esp. rice)
ゆぎり
draining hot water (e.g. from noodles)
ゆかわポテンシャル
Yukawa potential
ゆせん
bathhouse charge
ゆちゃ
hot water and tea, hot drinks (esp. while entertaining)
ゆばり
preparing a bath, running a bath
ゆどおし
blanching (food), parboiling, soaking (fabric) in lukewarm water (to soften and remove starch), desizing, moistening with steam
ゆどの
bathing, bathing attendant (for a noble), bathroom
ゆどうふ
boiled tofu
たんぽ
hot-water bottle, metal sake jug, sake warmer
ゆばたけ
hot spring area where mineral deposits are harvested
ゆばん
person at a public bath in charge of heating the water and filling the baths
ゆづかれ
weariness caused by prolonged hot bath
ゆぶろ
hot water bath, steam bath
ゆわかし
teakettle, kettle
いもじ
single-layer absorbent bathrobe (worn during or after a bath), woman's loincloth (worn as a kimono underskirt)
タンメン
Chinese-style stir-fried vegetable noodle soup
ゆだち
Shinto ritual in which a shaman or priest soaks bamboo grass in boiling water and sprinkles the water on worshippers (originally a form of divination, later a purification ceremony, now primarily used to pray for good health)
ゆりょう
quantity of hot spring water
ゆざまし
boiled water which has cooled
ゆざめ
feeling chilly after taking a bath
ゆかたびら
single-layer absorbent bathrobe (worn during or after a bath)
どくじんとう
crowd-puller, box-office certainty
いりこみゆ
public bath with mixed bathing
にゅうとう
taking a hot bath, bathing at hot springs
にゅうとうきゃく
bathing guest at a hot spring
にゅうとうぜい
bath tax, hot spring tax
あつゆ
warmer than usual bath
パイタン
white broth (esp. for ramen), broth without soy sauce (made by simmering bones)
むぎゆ
parched-barley tea
はんにゃとう
sake, alcohol, liquor
ひとう
little-known hot spring, secret hot spring, secluded hot spring
びじんのゆ
hot spring (or bath) which is good for the skin
びじんゆ
hot spring (or bath) which is good for the skin
びはだのゆ
hot spring (or bath) which is good for the skin
びはだゆ
hot spring (or bath) which is good for the skin
かわりゆ
unusual onsen bath (e.g. with flowers and fruit placed in the water)
かたてゆとう
wooden scoop (used for bathing)
めいとう
well-known hot spring
くすりゆ
medicated bath, medicinal hot spring, (medical) decoction, infusion
ゆば
tofu skin, dried beancurd, delicacy made from the skin of gently boiled soybean milk
おかゆ
hot water used for cleaning up
たちよりゆ
bathing in a hot spring resort without spending the night
とめゆ
(reusing) yesterday's bath water, monthly pass for a public bath, one's own bath
ゆとり
twice-boiled rice (for sick persons), clothing to absorb dampness after bathing, yukata, scoop for removing bilge water, bailer
いりゆ
roasted rice broth, roasted rice broth soup