Palavras
Palavras com 言
O kanji 言, com significado Dizer, aparece em 1209 entradas de vocabulário japonês.
frequently uttering obscene words or socially inappropriate remarks
coprolalia
applied linguistics
selfish words
euphemisms used by superstitious sailors (e.g. calling sardines "sundries", whales "Ebisu", etc.)
Okinawan (language)
warming words
subvocal speech
spoken language
tone language
subdialect
basilect
working-class accent or dialect
low-class language
hypothesis
hypothetical
hypothetical syllogism
hypothetical judgment (judgement)
hypothetical imperative
hypothetical imperative
hypothetical imperative
on the least pretext
on the least pretext
how should I put it?
no matter what
after all is said and done
what more can one say?
what the hell are you saying?
what the hell are you saying?
what the hell are you saying?
what the hell are you saying?
because
good words
good words and good deeds
news from home
reticence
word mainly used in tanka
kabuki script
misfortune
flowery words
impromptu skit
elegant words
conversational language
interpretive language
open marked section declaration
opening address
development language
external declaration
generally speaking
summary
assertion
kakekotoba
foreword
I can't find the words to thank you
unable to find the words to thank someone
saying in other words
in other words
alluring words
sweet words only please a fool
honeyed words
simplified language
simply put
simply put
kyogen interlude
kyogen interlude
functional language
functional language
December kabuki performance at Kyoto's Minamiza Theater in which all famous actors perform
endangered language
basic multi-lingual plane
euphemism (used in place of a taboo word)
sharp parting remark
to say things to ease one's mind
seasonal word (in haiku)
symbolic language
descriptive linguistics
notation declaration
lie
falsehood
prank
joke
nonsense
language used by the harlots of the Yoshiwara red light district during the Edo period
word said backwards
if anything
if anything
(not possible) on such short notice
complaint
speech and behavior
mythomania
Kyoto dialect
The Communist Manifesto
synchronic linguistics
common language
common will
joint declaration
state's evidence
if I'm forced to say something