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ลองค้นหาคำในรูปแบบอื่น: 辻, -辻-

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辻

[辻] Meaning: crossing; crossroad; street corners; (kokuji)

Kun-yomi: つじ, tsuji

Radical: 辵, Decomposition:⿺辶十

Rank: 1614

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辻

[つじ, tsuji] (n, adj-f) intersection; crossing; crossroad; street corner; street; (P) #3664

旋風(P);辻風;つむじ風;つじ風

[せんぷう(旋風)(P);つむじかぜ(旋風;つむじ風);つじかぜ(旋風;辻風;つじ風), senpuu ( senpuu )(P); tsumujikaze ( senpuu ; tsumuji kaze ); tsujikaze ( senpuu ; t] (n) (1) whirlwind; (2) (せんぷう only) commotion; sensation; hullabaloo; (P) #14498

四つ辻

[よつつじ, yotsutsuji] (n) crossroads; intersection

辻駕籠

[つじかご, tsujikago] (n) (See 駕籠) street palanquin

辻強盗

[つじごうとう, tsujigoutou] (n) highwayman

辻君

[つじぎみ, tsujigimi] (n) streetwalker; nightwalker; prostitute

辻芸

[つじげい, tsujigei] (n) street performance

辻講釈

[つじごうしゃく, tsujigoushaku] (n) stories (esp. war stories) or lectures told by someone near a road or temple while begging for money

辻札

[つじふだ, tsujifuda] (n) street corner bulletin board

辻斬り

[つじぎり, tsujigiri] (n) killing a passerby in order to test a new sword

辻自動車

[つじじどうしゃ, tsujijidousha] (n) (obs) (See タクシー) taxicab

辻社

[つじやしろ, tsujiyashiro] (n) small shrine built at a crossroads

辻取り;辻取;辻捕り;辻捕

[つじとり, tsujitori] (n) (arch) taking a wife by kidnapping a woman passing by on the road

辻説法

[つじせっぽう, tsujiseppou] (n) street preaching

辻占

[つじうら, tsujiura] (n) slip of paper with a fortune-telling message; street fortune-teller

辻相撲

[つじずもう, tsujizumou] (n) (1) amateur sumo wrestling on a street corner or on an empty field (esp. in autumn); (2) sumo wrestling show in a roadside tent

辻待ち

[つじまち, tsujimachi] (n, vs) vehicle waiting to be hired

辻辻;辻々

[つじつじ, tsujitsuji] (n) every street corner; every crossing

辻店

[つじみせ, tsujimise] (n) street stall

辻堂

[つじどう, tsujidou] (n) wayside shrine

辻馬車

[つじばしゃ, tsujibasha] (n) horse-drawn carriage; gharry

辻噺

[つじばなし, tsujibanashi] (n) (obsc) (See 辻講釈) stories (esp. war stories) or lectures told by someone near a road or temple while begging for money