Ihata

衣 means "clothing, robe, cover."

• Clothing - Garments; attire.

• Robe - A long outer garment.

• Cover - To Wrap; to clothe.

• To Wear - To put on or dress oneself.

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幡 means "banner, flag, flutter."

• Banner - A Hanging Flag; a pennant.

• Flag - A piece of cloth used as a symbol.

• Turn - To turn or flip over.

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井 means "well, town."

• Well - A Water Well; a well curb.

• Town - An Inhabited Place; because people gather and live around wells.

• Street - A street is a public thoroughfare in a built environment, typically paved and marked by buildings on either side.

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畑 means "field, farm, specialty."

• Field - Cultivated land for crops.

• Farm - Agricultural land.

• Specialty - One's area of expertise.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

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井 means "well, town."

• Well - A Water Well; a well curb.

• Town - An Inhabited Place; because people gather and live around wells.

• Street - A street is a public thoroughfare in a built environment, typically paved and marked by buildings on either side.

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端 means "edge, correct, fraction."

• Edge - End; tip; margin.

• Correct - Honest; straight; proper.

• Fraction - A partial amount.

• Beginning - Origin; starting point; clue; sign; origin.

• Halfway - Being halfway through something.

• Start, Cause, Trigger, Clue, Source - The start or cause of something, or a clue or source of something.

• Tan - A unit of cloth length; 2 jō 8 尺 in whale measurement.

• Unit of Measurement - A unit of measurement, specifically two jō eight 尺 in a whale measure.

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胆 means "gallbladder, courage, nerve."

• Gallbladder - An internal organ that stores bile.

• Courage - Bravery; boldness of spirit.

• Nerve - Daring; audacity.

• Heart - The Core; the essential spirit.

• Spirit - The innermost essence of a person.

• Strength - The power to endure and overcome obstacles.

• Wisdom - The ability to make sound decisions and judgments.

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畑 means "field, farm, specialty."

• Field - Cultivated land for crops.

• Farm - Agricultural land.

• Specialty - One's area of expertise.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

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井 means "well, town."

• Well - A Water Well; a well curb.

• Town - An Inhabited Place; because people gather and live around wells.

• Street - A street is a public thoroughfare in a built environment, typically paved and marked by buildings on either side.

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幡 means "banner, flag, flutter."

• Banner - A Hanging Flag; a pennant.

• Flag - A piece of cloth used as a symbol.

• Turn - To turn or flip over.

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謄 means "copy, transcribe."

• Copy - To Transcribe; to reproduce.

• Transcribe - To make a written copy of an original document.

• To Write - To record or transcribe something in writing.

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畑 means "field, farm, specialty."

• Field - Cultivated land for crops.

• Farm - Agricultural land.

• Specialty - One's area of expertise.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

View details for the kanji 畑

井 means "well, town."

• Well - A Water Well; a well curb.

• Town - An Inhabited Place; because people gather and live around wells.

• Street - A street is a public thoroughfare in a built environment, typically paved and marked by buildings on either side.

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旗 means "flag, banner."

• Flag - A Banner; a standard.

• Banner - An Ensign; a pennant.

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伊 means "he, she, this, only."

• He, She - Third person pronoun.

• This - Demonstrative pronoun.

• Only - A particle for adjusting tone.

• Italy - Abbreviation for the country name.

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畑 means "field, farm, specialty."

• Field - Cultivated land for crops.

• Farm - Agricultural land.

• Specialty - One's area of expertise.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

View details for the kanji 畑