Kozuka

小 means "small, trivial, young person."

• Small - Little in Size; small in degree; few in number or quantity.

• Trivial - Insignificant; of little importance.

• Young Person - Someone young or immature.

• Humble Term - A word used to modestly refer to oneself.

• Prefix - A prefix meaning "small" or "slight," or used to adjust the tone of words.

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塚 means "mound, grave, tumulus."

• Mound - A small hill or pile of earth.

• Grave - A Burial Site; a tomb.

• Tumulus - An ancient burial mound.

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狐 means "fox, cunning."

• Fox - A mammal of the Canidae family.

• Cunning - A metaphor for craftiness or suspicion.

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塚 means "mound, grave, tumulus."

• Mound - A small hill or pile of earth.

• Grave - A Burial Site; a tomb.

• Tumulus - An ancient burial mound.

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小 means "small, trivial, young person."

• Small - Little in Size; small in degree; few in number or quantity.

• Trivial - Insignificant; of little importance.

• Young Person - Someone young or immature.

• Humble Term - A word used to modestly refer to oneself.

• Prefix - A prefix meaning "small" or "slight," or used to adjust the tone of words.

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柄 means "handle, hilt, power."

• Handle - Grip; the part held by hand.

• Hilt - The grip of swords and bows.

• Power - Strong Force; authority.

• Build - Physique; body type.

• Character - Dignity; quality.

• Pattern - Design.

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孤 means "orphan, alone, to betray."

• Orphan - A child who lost a father or both parents.

• Alone - Single; solitary; without help.

• Humility - A phrase used by kings and lords to humble themselves.

• Reject - To turn away from goodwill or expectations.

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塚 means "mound, grave, tumulus."

• Mound - A small hill or pile of earth.

• Grave - A Burial Site; a tomb.

• Tumulus - An ancient burial mound.

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児 means "child, son, youth."

• Child - A Young Person; an infant.

• Son - A male child.

• Self-reference - A word used by a child to refer to themselves when speaking to their parents.

• Young Man - A young adult male.

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塚 means "mound, grave, tumulus."

• Mound - A small hill or pile of earth.

• Grave - A Burial Site; a tomb.

• Tumulus - An ancient burial mound.

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狐 means "fox, cunning."

• Fox - A mammal of the Canidae family.

• Cunning - A metaphor for craftiness or suspicion.

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墳 means "burial mound, tomb, embankment."

• Burial Mound - An earth mound over a grave.

• Tomb - A place of burial.

• Embankment - A raised earth structure.

• Ancient Text - A name for an ancient book, such as the Three Tombs.

• Large - Bulging or swollen to a great size.

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木 means "tree, wood, simple."

• Tree - A Woody Plant; timber.

• Simple - Plain; honest; straightforward.

• Element - One of the five elements in Chinese philosophy, representing the east and the color blue.

• Material - Wood used as a material for making things.

• Musical Instrument - An instrument made of wood, one of the eight tones (gold, stone, thread, bamboo, gourd, earth, leather, and wood).

• Numb - Unable to Feel; insensitive.

• Thursday - One of the seven days of the week.

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塚 means "mound, grave, tumulus."

• Mound - A small hill or pile of earth.

• Grave - A Burial Site; a tomb.

• Tumulus - An ancient burial mound.

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古 means "old, ancient times, old home."

• Old - Ancient; antiquated.

• Old Home - To Make Old; to age. example

• Ancient Times - The Past; history.

• Former - Describes something that was once in use but is no longer.

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塚 means "mound, grave, tumulus."

• Mound - A small hill or pile of earth.

• Grave - A Burial Site; a tomb.

• Tumulus - An ancient burial mound.

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弧 means "bow, arc, math arc."

• Bow - A wooden bow.

• Arc - A curved line like a bow.

• Math Arc - A portion of a circle or curve.

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塚 means "mound, grave, tumulus."

• Mound - A small hill or pile of earth.

• Grave - A Burial Site; a tomb.

• Tumulus - An ancient burial mound.

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袴 means "hakama, trousers."

• Hakama - Traditional Japanese divided skirt covering waist to ankles.

• Trousers - Pants; leg coverings.

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塚 means "mound, grave, tumulus."

• Mound - A small hill or pile of earth.

• Grave - A Burial Site; a tomb.

• Tumulus - An ancient burial mound.

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越 means "to cross, to distance, to fall."

• To Cross - To Go Over; to surpass; to exceed.

• To Distance - To Move Away; to be far; roundabout.

• To Fall - To stumble.

• To Scatter - To Disperse; to spread out.

• Far Away - To be distant or remote.

• Hokuriku - An old name for the Hokuriku region of Japan.

• Vietnam - An abbreviation for "Vietnam."

• Wordy - To be overly long or complicated.

• Yue - A state name from the Spring and Autumn period.

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塚 means "mound, grave, tumulus."

• Mound - A small hill or pile of earth.

• Grave - A Burial Site; a tomb.

• Tumulus - An ancient burial mound.

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