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桃ももモモNounFreq #8812
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peach (Prunus persica)

Examples
虫に食い荒らされて桃は中空になっていた。
The insect ate the peach hollow.
桃色ももいろNoun～の Adj.Freq #9577
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pink (colour, color); peach

Examples
彼女のほおは薄く桃色に染まっていた。
Her cheeks were tinged with pink.
薄桃色うすももいろNoun～の Adj.Freq #25340
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pale pink; peach-colored

すもも李スモモ酢桃酸桃NounUsually kanaFreq #27661
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Japanese plum (Prunus salicina); Chinese plum

くるみ胡桃クルミNounUsually kanaFreq #34243
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walnut (Juglans spp., esp. Juglans regia)

Examples
アレックスは、「クルミ」や、「紙」や、「とうもろこし」のような物の名前を言うことができる。
Alex names objects, like "walnut," "paper" and "corn".
桃源郷とうげんきょう桃源境NounFreq #39708
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earthly paradise; Shangri-la

さくらんぼ桜ん坊桜桃さくらんぼうサクランボNounUsually kanaFreq #42561
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cherry (fruit; esp. of the sweet cherry, Prunus avium)

Examples
さくらんぼは六月か七月に熟す。
Cherries are ripe in June or July.
白桃はくとうNounFreq #59038
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white peach

桃園ももぞのNounFreq #60661
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peach orchard

桃尻ももじりNounFreq #82127
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someone who is bad at horse-riding

2

a fidgety, restless person

桃缶ももかんNounFreq #82700
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canned peaches

桜桃おうとうNounFreq #88894
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cherry (tree; esp. sweet cherry or Nanking cherry)

トキ鴇朱鷺鵇桃花鳥ときNounUsually kanaFreq #90313
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Japanese crested ibis (Nipponia nippon); Asian crested ibis

扁桃腺へんとうせんNounFreq #92635
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Anatomy

tonsil

Examples
扁桃腺がはれている気がするのですが。
I'm afraid my tonsils are swollen.
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Medicine

tonsillitis

桃源とうげんNounFreq #96570
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earthly paradise; Shangri-la

夾竹桃きょうちくとうNounFreq #97576
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oleander; Nerium oleander var. indicum; rosebay

水蜜桃すいみつとうNounFreq #105786
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white peach

扁桃体へんとうたいNoun～の Adj.Freq #114953
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amygdala; amygdaloid nucleus; corpus amygdaloideum

桃林とうりんNounFreq #116786
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peach grove; peach garden; peach orchard

扁桃へんとうNounFreq #116985
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almond

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Anatomy

tonsil

桃李とうりNounFreq #121356
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peach and plum

2

person of one's recommendation

げっとう月桃ゲットウNounUsually kanaFreq #138614
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shell ginger (Alpinia zerumbet)

こけもも苔桃コケモモNounUsually kanaFreq #140329
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lingonberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea); cowberry

桃割れももわれNounFreq #140367
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hairstyle of Meiji and Taisho era, featuring a bun resembling a halved peach

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