Maeba

前 means "front, before, previous."

• Front - The forward part.

• Before - Earlier in time.

• Previous - Coming before.

• Ahead - In advance.

• Allocation - The amount or portion assigned to someone. For example, three servings of food.

• Guide - Something that leads or guides.

• Honorific - A title of respect used to refer to a noble person.

• Past - Something that happened in the past.

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場 means "place, occasion, scene."

• Place - A Location; a site.

• Occasion - A particular time or event.

• Scene - A part of a play or movie.

• Moment - A moment or a period of time.

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前 means "front, before, previous."

• Front - The forward part.

• Before - Earlier in time.

• Previous - Coming before.

• Ahead - In advance.

• Allocation - The amount or portion assigned to someone. For example, three servings of food.

• Guide - Something that leads or guides.

• Honorific - A title of respect used to refer to a noble person.

• Past - Something that happened in the past.

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波 means "wave, surge, spread."

• Wave - Movement of Water; ripple.

• Surge - A rising and falling motion.

• Spread - To propagate like waves.

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前 means "front, before, previous."

• Front - The forward part.

• Before - Earlier in time.

• Previous - Coming before.

• Ahead - In advance.

• Allocation - The amount or portion assigned to someone. For example, three servings of food.

• Guide - Something that leads or guides.

• Honorific - A title of respect used to refer to a noble person.

• Past - Something that happened in the past.

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羽 means "feather, bird, ornament."

• Feather - Wing; bird feathers; insect wings.

• Counter for Birds - A word for counting birds or rabbits.

• Ornament - A decorative item held while dancing.

• Help - Something that provides assistance. An assistant.

• Numeral - A numeral used to count birds or rabbits.

• Support - Something that Helps; assistance; aide.

View details for the kanji 羽

前 means "front, before, previous."

• Front - The forward part.

• Before - Earlier in time.

• Previous - Coming before.

• Ahead - In advance.

• Allocation - The amount or portion assigned to someone. For example, three servings of food.

• Guide - Something that leads or guides.

• Honorific - A title of respect used to refer to a noble person.

• Past - Something that happened in the past.

View details for the kanji 前

馬 means "horse, large, shogi piece."

• Horse - A mammal of the equine family; a domesticated animal.

• Large - A metaphor for something big.

• Shogi Piece - The "dragon horse" or "knight" in Japanese chess.

• Metaphor - A large animal used as a metaphor.

View details for the kanji 馬

前 means "front, before, previous."

• Front - The forward part.

• Before - Earlier in time.

• Previous - Coming before.

• Ahead - In advance.

• Allocation - The amount or portion assigned to someone. For example, three servings of food.

• Guide - Something that leads or guides.

• Honorific - A title of respect used to refer to a noble person.

• Past - Something that happened in the past.

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葉 means "leaf, foliage, era."

• Leaf - The foliage of a plant.

• Foliage - Leaves collectively.

• Era - A period of time.

• Parting - The end of something.

• Sheet - A piece of paper or other material.

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前 means "front, before, previous."

• Front - The forward part.

• Before - Earlier in time.

• Previous - Coming before.

• Ahead - In advance.

• Allocation - The amount or portion assigned to someone. For example, three servings of food.

• Guide - Something that leads or guides.

• Honorific - A title of respect used to refer to a noble person.

• Past - Something that happened in the past.

View details for the kanji 前

庭 means "garden, yard, court."

• Garden - A cultivated outdoor space.

• Yard - An open area around a house.

• Court - A formal assembly place.

• Landscape - A place within a house or building where plants and trees are planted and ponds are built.

View details for the kanji 庭