枝葉
えだは
branches and leaves, foliage, unimportant details, nonessentials, side issue, digression
Kosakata
Kanji 葉 yang berarti daun muncul dalam 536 entri kosakata bahasa Jepang.
えだは
branches and leaves, foliage, unimportant details, nonessentials, side issue, digression
ことば
language, dialect, learning to speak, language acquisition, speech, (manner of) speaking, (use of) language, word, phrase, expression, term, words, remark, statement, comment
はっぱ
marijuana, cannabis, leaf, blade (of grass), (pine) needle
かれは
dead leaf, dry leaves
きのは
leaf (of a tree), tree leaves, foliage
えはがき
picture postcard
は
leaf, blade (of grass), (pine) needle
もみじ
layered colors in garments, resembling autumn colors, maple (tree), venison, red leaves (of autumn), autumn colors, leaves changing color
はがき
postcard, memo, note, card
こうよう
leaves turning red (in autumn), red leaves, autumn colours, fall colors
おちば
deciduous, fallen leaves, leaf litter, falling leaves, leaf fall, dropping leaves, defoliation
ことばづかい
speech, expression, wording, language
はなしことば
spoken language, colloquial expression
いちよう
one boat, one leaf, one page, one sheet, one card, one photo
はまき
cigar
ねほりはほり
inquisitively, pryingly, nosily, thoroughly, persistently, through-and-through
かきことば
written word, written language
あおば
fresh leaves
あいことば
motto, slogan, password, watchword
ふたば
early stages, very beginning, seed leaves (of a dicot), cotyledons, bud, sprout
どんよう
new leaves, young leaves, fresh verdure
まつば
pine needle
こうようじゅ
broadleaf tree, broad-leaved tree
しんようじゅ
conifer, needle-leaved tree
によう
two flat things
はなことば
language of flowers (e.g. the use of red roses to signify love), floriography
ふようど
humus, leaf mold, leaf mould, mulch
ぜんとうよう
frontal lobe
ちゅうよう
about the middle (of an era), middle lobe (right lung), median lobe (prostate)
まくらことば
pillow word, decorative word used prefixally in classical Japanese literature, preface, introduction
はざくら
cherry tree in leaf, cherry tree whose blossoms have fallen, revealing the young leaves
はづき
eighth month of the lunar calendar
らくようじゅ
deciduous tree
しょうようじゅりん
evergreen (glossy-leaved) forest
ちば
Chiba (city, prefecture)
あそばせことば
polite language used by women
アメリカおおこのはずく
screech owl (Otus asio)
エコーはがき
postcards with the bottom third of the front side reserved for an advertisement, and sold at a lower cost than regular postcards
おことば
a few words (of welcome, advice, etc.), (your) words, what you say, what you have said
おことばですが
with all due respect, I'm sorry, but ..., I'm afraid ...
おくにことば
local dialect, vernacular, provincialism
おちゃっぱ
tea leaves
おやくしょことば
bureaucratic jargon, officialese, gobbledygook
クッションことば
word to soften awkward topics (esp. refusal in business conversation, e.g. "I am afraid that ...")
こころざしはまつのはにつつめ
for gifts, it's the thought that counts
こっぱみじん
broken into small fragments, smashed to atoms, fragments and splinters, smithereens
ことばにあまえる
to accept a kind offer, to take someone up on their offer
ことばたくみ
skillful words, deceitful words, glibness
ことばえらび
word choice, choice of words
ことばたらず
lack of words, being tongue-tied, suppressing what you want to say
ことばてん
dictionary, lexicon
ことばあそび
word game, wordplay, playing with words
コヘレトのことば
Ecclesiastes (book of the Bible), words of Qohelet
コロラドはむし
Colorado potato beetle (Leptinotarsa decemlineata)
さいれことば
sa-added word (i.e. causative forms with an extra 'sa' like 'ikasaseru' for 'iku')
チャボひば
Chamaecyparis obtusa var. breviramea (ornamental variety of hinoki cypress)
つなぎことば
filler word, filler phrase
てよだわことば
teyo-dawa speech, mid-Meiji period schoolgirl slang in which sentence-end particles "teyo" and "dawa" were used prominently
とおりことば
common word, common phrase, everyday expression, byword, jargon, lingo, argot, cant
とねりこばのかえで
box elder (Acer negundo), boxelder maple, ash-leaved maple, maple ash, ashleaf maple
ののしりことば
abusive language, expletive, swear word, curse word
はがきだい
postcard size
はすはごおり
pancake ice
はやしことば
meaningless words added (to a traditional Japanese song) for rhythmical effect, words or utterances added to modulate the cadence of a song, non-lexical vocables
ほめことば
words of praise, eulogy, compliment
みことば
God's word, word of God
もみじぶくろ
rice-bran bag (used for scrubbing the skin when bathing)
もみじまんじゅう
steamed bun shaped like a maple leaf
やまとことば
word of Japanese origin, native Japanese word
らぬきことば
dropping the "ra" in the potential form of verbs formed with "-rareru"
れたすことば
adding a superfluous "re" to the potential form of a godan verb
いろはもみじ
Japanese maple (Acer palmatum)
いあまってことばたらず
unable to find adequate words (e.g. to express feelings), being at a loss for words
ひとつばたご
Chinese fringe tree (Chionanthus retusus)
ひとつばかえで
lime-leaved maple (Acer distylum)
いちようおちててんかのあきをしる
a straw will show which way the wind blows, a falling leaf shows that autumn has come
いちようらん
Dactylostalix ringens (species of orchid), rigid Dactylostalix
いねねくいはむし
Donacia provostii (species of leaf beetle)
かくしことば
secret language, argot
うよう
right lobe
うじょうふくよう
pinnate compound leaf
ばいよう
palm-leaf manuscript
うんぽいろはしゅう
Unpoirohashuu (Muromachi-era dictionary)
えのは
landlocked masu salmon
おうふくはがき
postcard with a reply card attached
おしば
pressed leaves
きくちば
reddish-yellow (colour), russet
こうよう
leaves turning yellow (in autumn), yellow leaves, golden leaves, autumn colours, fall colors
おきことば
euphemisms used by superstitious sailors (e.g. calling sardines "sundries", whales "Ebisu", etc.)
やくたねごよう
Amami pine (Pinus amamiana), Yakushima white pine
したまちことば
working-class accent or dialect
したば
lower leaves
かよう
lower lobe (of lung), inferior lobe
げろうことば
low-class language, vulgar words
うたことば
word mainly used in tanka, poetical word
かよう
floral leaf
かよう
lotus leaf
しゃこばサボテン
Christmas cactus, crab cactus
かしょうぶつ
Kassapa Buddha, Kasyapa Buddha, Kashyapa Buddha
かいかいのことば
opening address