[toatte] (conj) due to the fact that; because of
[i-sutoatoranteikkuafurikansupe-dofisshu] (n) East Atlantic African spadefish (Ephippus goreensis, species of Eastern Atlantic spadefish)
[okojo ; okojo] (n) stoat; ermine; short-tailed weasel (Mustela erminea)
[furaitoatendanto] (n) flight attendant
[hottoatomu] (n) hot atom
[くだぎつね, kudagitsune] (n) (1) mythological pipe fox; (2) stoat
[とあたり, toatari] (n) doorstop
[あとあと;のちのち, atoato ; nochinochi] (n-adv, n-t) distant future
[あとあとに, atoatoni] (adv) made later
[ことあたらしい, kotoatarashii] (adj-i) new
[ことあたらしく, kotoatarashiku] (adv) anew; again; specially; formally
[ひとあつめ, hitoatsume] (n) throng; gathering of people
[じんせき;ひとあと, jinseki ; hitoato] (n) signs of human habitation
[ひとあたり, hitoatari] (n) one's manners; one's attitude
[ひとあたりがいい(人当たりがいい;人当たりが良い);ひとあたりがよい(人当たりが良い;人当たりがよい), hitoatarigaii ( nin atari gaii ; nin atari ga yoi ); hitoatarigayoi ( nin atari ga ] (exp) (See 人当たりのいい) have sociable manners
[ひとあたりのいい(人当たりのいい;人当たりの良い);ひとあたりのよい(人当たりの良い;人当たりのよい), hitoatarinoii ( nin atari noii ; nin atari no yoi ); hitoatarinoyoi ( nin atari no ] (adj-i) (See 人当たりがいい) sociable
[いたち;イタチ, itachi ; itachi] (n) (1) (uk) weasel (esp. the Japanese weasel, Mustela itatsi); (2) mustelid (any other member of the weasel family, inc. badgers, martens, minks, ferrets, otters, polecats, stoats, skunks, etc.)