[そうでん, souden] (n) mulberry plantation; (P) #8006
[くわばら, kuwabara] (n) mulberry field; (P) #8682
[かじ;カジ, kaji ; kaji] (n) (uk) (See 梶の木) paper mulberry (Broussonetia papyrifera) #11809
[くわ, kuwa] (n) mulberry (tree); (P) #13003
[クワか, kuwa ka] (n) (See 桑) Moraceae (plant family); mulberry
[かじのき;カジノキ, kajinoki ; kajinoki] (n) (uk) paper mulberry (Broussonetia papyrifera)
[そうえん, souen] (n) mulberry plantation
[くわつみ, kuwatsumi] (n) picking mulberry leaves; mulberry-leaf pickers
[そうでんへきかい, soudenhekikai] (exp) The word is a scene of constant changes (as a mulberry field changing into a blue sea). (Chinese legend)
[そうでんそうかい, soudensoukai] (exp) The word is a scene of constant changes (as a mulberry field changing into a blue sea). (Chinese legend)
[そうはくひ;ソウハクヒ, souhakuhi ; souhakuhi] (n) (uk) mulberry root bark (Morus alba)
[くわばたけ(P);くわばた, kuwabatake (P); kuwabata] (n) mulberry field; mulberry plantation; (P)
[そうびょう, soubyou] (n) mulberry seedling
[くわきじらみ;クワキジラミ, kuwakijirami ; kuwakijirami] (n) (uk) mulberry psyllid (Anomoneura mori)
[くわいちご, kuwaichigo] (n) fruit of the mulberry
[やまぐわ;ヤマグワ, yamaguwa ; yamaguwa] (n) (1) (uk) Chinese mulberry (Morus bombycis); (2) (See ヤマボウシ) kousa dogwood (Cornus kousa)
[つみ, tsumi] (n) (arch) (See 山桑) Chinese mulberry (Morus bombycis)
[ひめこうぞ;ヒメコウゾ, himekouzo ; himekouzo] (n) (uk) Broussonetia kazinoki (species of mulberry)
[ほうしょがみ, houshogami] (n) (See 奉書) var. of traditional white, uncreased Japanese paper, made from high-quality mulberry wood
[ゆう, yuu] (n) (arch) (See 楮・こうぞ) string made of cut steamed, soaked mulberry bark fibers
[たく, taku] (n) (arch) cloth (esp. cloth made from fibers of the paper mulberry tree)
[たく, taku] (n) (arch) (See 楮) paper mulberry
[こうぞ;かぞ;コウゾ, kouzo ; kazo ; kouzo] (n) (uk) hybrid mulberry tree used to make Japanese paper (Broussonetia kazinoki x papyrifera)
[こうぞがみ;ちょし, kouzogami ; choshi] (n) (See 和紙・わし) var. of Japanese paper made from mulberry bark fibre
[そうかいそうでん, soukaisouden] (exp) The word is a scene of constant changes (as the blue sea changing into a mulberry field). (Chinese legend)