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その一方そのいっぽうExpressionFreq #8014
1

Usu. その一方で

meanwhile; in the meantime; by the same token; likewise; equally; at the same time

2

in contrast

魔方陣まほうじん魔法陣NounFreq #8375
1

magic square

先方せんぽうさきかたNounFreq #9607
1

other party; other side

Examples
先方が電話にお出になりました。
Your party is on the line.
2

せんぽう only; Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

ahead; in front

3

せんぽう only

destination

途方に暮れる途方にくれるとほうにくれるExpressionIchidan verbFreq #9776
1

to be at a loss; to be puzzled

Examples
次に何をすればよいか彼は途方にくれた。
He didn't know what to do next.
途方もない途方も無いとほうもない～い Adj.ExpressionFreq #9981
1

extraordinary; preposterous; outrageous; absurd

Examples
そんな途方もない話は聞いたことがない。
That's the damnedest story I ever heard.
大方おおかたFreq #10051
1

Common noun; Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

large part; greater part; majority

Examples
実のところ、いかなるスピードで移動するにせよ、北極熊は他のおおかたの哺乳動物の２倍のエネルギーを消費する。
In fact, to move at any speed the polar bear uses twice as much energy as do most other mammals.
2

Common noun; Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

people in general; general public; public at large

3

Adverb (fukushi)

mostly; for the most part; almost; nearly

4

Adverb (fukushi)

probably; maybe; perhaps

殿方とのがたとのかたNounFreq #10713
1

Honorific; Female

gentlemen; men

Examples
こちらの殿方にビールを差し上げてください。
Please bring this gentleman a glass of beer.
2

Often 殿方用

the men's (sign on toilet, bathroom, etc. doors)

もう一方もういっぽうNoun～の Adj.ExpressionFreq #10758
1

the other; the other one

遠方えんぽうNounFreq #10832
1

distant place; faraway location; far away

Examples
遠方に城が見えた。
We saw a castle in the distance.
あなた様貴方様あなたさま彼方様PronounHonorificFreq #10898
1

you (singular)

話し方はなしかたNounFreq #11045
1

way of talking; speaking style

Examples
私は彼女の話し方は好きではない。
I don't like the way she speaks.
親方おやかたおやがたNounFreq #12076
1

おやかた only; Honorific

master; boss; chief; foreman; supervisor

2

おやかた only; Honorific; Sumo

stable master

3

おやかた only; Honorific

craftsman; artisan

4

Archaic

foster parent

北方ほっぽうNounFreq #12357
1

Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

the north; northward; northern direction

Examples
北海道は仙台の北方にある。
Hokkaido is to the north of Sendai.
2

northern part (e.g. of a country); northern district

明け方あけがた明方NounAdverbFreq #12361
1

Usu. from 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m.

dawn; daybreak

Examples
その事故は明け方に起こった。
The accident occurred at dawn.
あらかた粗方AdverbUsually kanaFreq #12884
1

Common noun

mostly; almost; nearly; for the most part

2

roughly; approximately; about

両方とも両方共りょうほうともNounAdverbFreq #12954
1

the two; both

Examples
私はその両方とも大好きだ。
I like both of them very much.
死に方しにかたNounFreq #13110
1

way to die; means of dying

2

quality of one's death

正義の味方せいぎのみかたNounExpressionFreq #13112
1

champion of justice; knight in shining armor; crime avenger; hero; super hero

奥方おくがたNounFreq #13126
1

lady; nobleman's wife

東方とうほうひがしかたひがしがたNounFreq #13208
1

Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

eastern direction

Examples
日本は中国の東方にある。
Japan is to the east of China.
2

Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

the Orient

3

ひがしかた／ひがしがた only; Martial arts

eastern fighter in a match (e.g. sumo wrestling)

南方なんぽうNounFreq #13227
1

Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

the south; southward; southern direction

Examples
私の故郷の町はニューヨークの南方１０マイルのところにある。
My home town lies 10 miles south of New York.
2

countries in the south (esp. Southeast Asia and the pre-WWII South Pacific Mandate)

今しがた今し方いましがたAdverbFreq #13583
1

a moment ago; just now

Examples
巨大なタンカーがついに今し方出港した。
The huge tanker has just left the dock.
した方がいいした方が良いしたほうが良いした方がよいしたほうがいい (した方がいい／した方が良い／したほうが良い)したほうがよい (した方が良い／したほうが良い／した方がよい)ExpressionFreq #13898
1

Adjective - yoi/ii class

had better do so

Examples
すぐに出発した方がいいですよ。
You had better depart at once.
アメリカへ行くつもりなら、英会話を勉強した方がよい。
If you are to go to America, you had better learn English conversation.
先生方せんせいがたNounHonorificFreq #13947
1

doctors; teachers; lawyers

Examples
この部屋は先生方に使われています。
This room is used by teachers.
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