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酒徒しゅとNounFreq #194721
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drinker; drinking companions

衆徒しゅうとNounFreq #197312
1

many priests; (Heian era) monk-soldiers

徒士衆かちしゅうNounFreq #201563
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humble samurai who served as a body guard on foot

2

bodyguards in service of the shogun who would walk ahead of him on an outing (Edo period)

無駄言徒言むだごとNounFreq #209671
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chatter; idle talk

景教徒けいきょうとNounFreq #211807
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Chinese term

Nestorian

徒侍かちざむらいNounFreq #237206
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humble samurai who served as a body guard on foot

徒事あだごとNounFreq #242877
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trivial matter; trifling thing; unimportant thing

無駄花徒花むだ花むだばなNounFreq #251419
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blossom which fails to produce fruit; non-fruit-bearing flower

あだおろそか徒疎か～な Adj.Usually kanaFreq #254942
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Usu. as ～に and followed by neg. verb

making light of; disregarding

匪徒ひとNounFreq #257795
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bandit

徒死としNounIntransitive～する VerbFreq #269182
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dying in vain

徒行とこうNoun～する VerbFreq #273867
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walking; going on foot

徒言いたずらごとNounFreq #312679
1

nonsense; gibberish; meaningless word

刑徒けいとNoun
1

condemned person; prisoner

使徒書しとしょNoun
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the Epistles (of the New Testament)

徒卒とそつNoun
1

foot soldier; footman

徒歩圏とほけんNoun
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(within) walking distance

徒然草つれづれぐさNoun
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Work of art, literature, music, etc. name

Essays in Idleness by Yoshida Kenkou (1283-1352)

無駄死にむだじに徒死にNounIntransitive～する VerbFreq #26433
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dying in vain; useless death; meaningless death

生徒手帳せいとてちょうNounFreq #32234
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student's handbook; small notebook that also acts as a student ID

仇となる徒となるあだとなるExpressionGodan verbFreq #37112
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to backfire; to have a harmful result

Examples
よかれと思ってしたことがあだとなった。
It backfired on me despite my good intentions.
徒労に終わるとろうにおわるExpressionGodan verbFreq #39050
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to end in vain; to be wasted effort

Examples
私はその計画を実現するためにあらゆる努力をしたが、結局それは徒労に終わった。
I made every effort to realize the plan but after all it turned out to be in vain.
生徒指導せいとしどうNounFreq #39680
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student guidance; student counseling

キリスト教徒キリストきょうとNounFreq #40884
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Christian

Examples
ローマ人はキリスト教徒を迫害した。
The Romans persecuted Christians.
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