Masuyama

増 means "increase, growth, expansion."

• Increase - To make more of something, to add to the amount or number.

• Accumulate - To pile up, to add one thing on top of another.

• Progressively - To become more and more, to advance further.

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山 means "mountain."

• Mountain - A high and elevated place or terrain. Also, something with such a shape.

• Temple - A word used in the name of a temple.

• Grave - A mound of earth used to create a tomb.

• Peak - The place where interest in a matter is highest. The highest point.

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益 means "benefit, profit, gain."

• Increase, Grow - To add to, to increase, to grow.

• Benefit, Advantage - To be of benefit, to be advantageous.

• Provision, Profit - To provide, to gain profit.

• MoreAnd More - To become more and more, to become increasingly.

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山 means "mountain."

• Mountain - A high and elevated place or terrain. Also, something with such a shape.

• Temple - A word used in the name of a temple.

• Grave - A mound of earth used to create a tomb.

• Peak - The place where interest in a matter is highest. The highest point.

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桝 means "masu, square container, theater box."

• Masu - A square container used for measuring the volume of things.

• Theater Box - A square partition for audience seats in theaters, such as plays and sumo, or the seats themselves.

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山 means "mountain."

• Mountain - A high and elevated place or terrain. Also, something with such a shape.

• Temple - A word used in the name of a temple.

• Grave - A mound of earth used to create a tomb.

• Peak - The place where interest in a matter is highest. The highest point.

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舛 means "deviate, mix, measure."

• Deviate, Contradict, Disagree - To go against or to differ in opinion or action.

• Mismatch - To be at variance, disagreeing in a noticeable way.

• Mix, Confuse, Disorder - To be mixed up or thrown into chaos.

• Measure - In use as a term for a Japanese traditional measure, "升(masu)".

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山 means "mountain."

• Mountain - A high and elevated place or terrain. Also, something with such a shape.

• Temple - A word used in the name of a temple.

• Grave - A mound of earth used to create a tomb.

• Peak - The place where interest in a matter is highest. The highest point.

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升 means "measuring box, square wooden box for measuring grain."

• A measuring tool for measuring the volume of grains and other items.

• To rise or ascend.

• To ripen or mature.

• A Unit Of Volume - One shō(1升) is equal to ten gō(10合).

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山 means "mountain."

• Mountain - A high and elevated place or terrain. Also, something with such a shape.

• Temple - A word used in the name of a temple.

• Grave - A mound of earth used to create a tomb.

• Peak - The place where interest in a matter is highest. The highest point.

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枡 means "squares. measuring instrument for weighing volumes."

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山 means "mountain."

• Mountain - A high and elevated place or terrain. Also, something with such a shape.

• Temple - A word used in the name of a temple.

• Grave - A mound of earth used to create a tomb.

• Peak - The place where interest in a matter is highest. The highest point.

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曽 means "ancestor, formerly, once, before, ever."

• Formerly - Used to describe something that happened in the past.

• Multiple Layers - Describes something that is layered or has multiple layers.

• Increase - Used to describe something that is increasing or growing.

• In Other Words - Used to express the meaning of "on the other hand", "what", "really", etc.

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山 means "mountain."

• Mountain - A high and elevated place or terrain. Also, something with such a shape.

• Temple - A word used in the name of a temple.

• Grave - A mound of earth used to create a tomb.

• Peak - The place where interest in a matter is highest. The highest point.

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