Tamari

玉 means "jewel, beautiful, to treasure."

• Jewel - A Precious Gem; a beautiful stone.

• Beautiful - Splendid; magnificent; gem-like in beauty.

• To Treasure - To Treat with Care; to make precious.

• Admirable - To be held in high esteem.

• Egg - Bird eggs used in restaurants.

• Honorific - Added to names to show respect.

• King Piece - A piece in shogi (Japanese chess).

• Pearl - Something round like a jewel; a precious sphere.

• Round - Something that is round, like a pearl.

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利 means "profit, sharp, useful."

• Profit - Gain; benefit.

• Sharp - Keen; cutting.

• Useful - Convenient; advantageous.

• Effective, Efficient - Having an effect

• Establish, Set Up - To create or institute

• Intelligent, Wise - Working well

• Speak, Talk - To express one's thoughts or opinions.

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玉 means "jewel, beautiful, to treasure."

• Jewel - A Precious Gem; a beautiful stone.

• Beautiful - Splendid; magnificent; gem-like in beauty.

• To Treasure - To Treat with Care; to make precious.

• Admirable - To be held in high esteem.

• Egg - Bird eggs used in restaurants.

• Honorific - Added to names to show respect.

• King Piece - A piece in shogi (Japanese chess).

• Pearl - Something round like a jewel; a precious sphere.

• Round - Something that is round, like a pearl.

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里 means "village, residence, birthplace."

• Village - A Rural Hamlet; countryside.

• Residence - A Dwelling; a home.

• Birthplace - The native home of a wife or servant.

• Administrative Unit - An ancient Japanese district division.

• Distance Unit - A measurement of road distance.

• Foster Home - A home for raising children.

• Mansion - A large house or building.

• To Dwell - To Live; to reside.

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玉 means "jewel, beautiful, to treasure."

• Jewel - A Precious Gem; a beautiful stone.

• Beautiful - Splendid; magnificent; gem-like in beauty.

• To Treasure - To Treat with Care; to make precious.

• Admirable - To be held in high esteem.

• Egg - Bird eggs used in restaurants.

• Honorific - Added to names to show respect.

• King Piece - A piece in shogi (Japanese chess).

• Pearl - Something round like a jewel; a precious sphere.

• Round - Something that is round, like a pearl.

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理 means "pattern, to govern, reason."

• Pattern - Grain; texture; surface markings.

• To Govern - To Polish; to arrange.

• To Judge - A judicial official.

• To Understand - To Comprehend; to realize.

• Reason - Logic; principle; right way.

• Judgment - To make a decision or pass sentence.

• Order - To arrange or put in order.

• Science - Physics; natural science.

• Understanding - To comprehend or grasp something.

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田 means "rice field, to hunt, to cultivate."

• Rice Field - Paddies; farmland; cultivated land in general.

• Countryside - Rural areas.

• Hunting - To hunt or go hunting.

• Source - A metaphor for a place that produces something.

• Tillage - To cultivate the land.

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万 means "ten thousand, all, absolutely."

• Ten Thousand - A Number; ten thousand; very large number.

• All - Everything; every; an extremely large amount.

• Absolutely - Definitely; certainly; no matter what.

• Never - This refers to something that will never happen, no matter what.

• Very Many - This refers to a large number of something.

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里 means "village, residence, birthplace."

• Village - A Rural Hamlet; countryside.

• Residence - A Dwelling; a home.

• Birthplace - The native home of a wife or servant.

• Administrative Unit - An ancient Japanese district division.

• Distance Unit - A measurement of road distance.

• Foster Home - A home for raising children.

• Mansion - A large house or building.

• To Dwell - To Live; to reside.

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溜 means "accumulate, pool, drip."

• Accumulate - To Gather; to collect.

• Pool - A place where water collects.

• Drip - Water falling in drops.

• To Collect or Gather in One Place - This can refer to the gathering of water, people, or other objects in one place.

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田 means "rice field, to hunt, to cultivate."

• Rice Field - Paddies; farmland; cultivated land in general.

• Countryside - Rural areas.

• Hunting - To hunt or go hunting.

• Source - A metaphor for a place that produces something.

• Tillage - To cultivate the land.

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鞠 means "ball, to bend, to interrogate."

• Ball - A Leather Ball; kemari (kickball).

• To Interrogate - To Question a Criminal; to investigate.

• To Nurture - To Raise; to bring up.

• Kneel - To bend one's body.

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多 means "many, much, often."

• Much - A Great Amount; abundant.

• Often - Frequently; many times.

• Gratitude - Feeling of appreciation or thanks.

• Praise - To Commend; to speak highly of.

• Truly, Exactly, Simply - Used to emphasize that something is true or exact.

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満 means "full, satisfy, entire."

• Full - Completely filled.

• Satisfy - To Fulfill; to content.

• Entire - Whole; complete.

• All - Everything or everyone included in a group.

• Every - Each and every one of a group.

• Fulfill - To satisfy or complete a requirement or expectation.

• Reach - To extend or arrive at a destination.

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里 means "village, residence, birthplace."

• Village - A Rural Hamlet; countryside.

• Residence - A Dwelling; a home.

• Birthplace - The native home of a wife or servant.

• Administrative Unit - An ancient Japanese district division.

• Distance Unit - A measurement of road distance.

• Foster Home - A home for raising children.

• Mansion - A large house or building.

• To Dwell - To Live; to reside.

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