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毬

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かさ毬梂NounUsually kanaFreq #16377
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Botany

cone (e.g. pine, hemlock)

いが毬梂NounUsually kanaFreq #17041
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Botany

burr (e.g. chestnut); bur; cupule; case

鞠毬まり球NounFreq #13580
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ball (for sport, games, etc.)

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鞠／毬 only

kemari; type of football played by courtiers in ancient Japan

まりも毬藻マリモNounUsually kanaFreq #74744
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marimo (variety of algae, Cladophora aegagropila); round green algae; Cladophora ball; lake ball; moss ball

いがぐり毬栗イガグリNounUsually kanaFreq #119371
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chestnut in its burr

毬投げまりなげNounFreq #291490
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playing catch

いがぐりがに毬栗蟹イガグリガニNounUsually kana
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Paralomis histrix (species of king crab); porcupine crab

毬杖毬打ぎっちょうきゅうじょう (毬杖)NounFreq #166450
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Historical term

ball-and-mallet game played during New Year's celebrations

手毬手鞠手まりてまりNounFreq #70434
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traditional Japanese handball game

松ぼっくりまつぼっくりまつぼくり (松毬／松陰嚢)まつふぐり (松毬／松陰嚢)松毬松陰嚢NounFreq #79045
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pinecone; pine cone

ゴムまりゴム鞠ゴム毬NounUsually kanaFreq #82016
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rubber ball

松かさ松笠松毬まつかさ松傘NounFreq #108789
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pinecone; pine cone

Examples
例えばジャック・パインの松かさは、高温により影響を受けるまでは自ら開いて種子を放出しない。
The cones of the jack pine, for example, do not readily open to release their seeds until they have been subjected to great heat.
いがぐり頭イガグリ頭毬栗頭いがぐりあたまNounFreq #126641
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close-cropped head

こでまり小手毬コデマリNounUsually kanaFreq #161424
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Reeve's spirea (Spiraea cantoniensis); May bush

糸球体しきゅうたいNounFreq #175090
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Anatomy

glomerulus

左義長三毬杖さぎちょうNounFreq #178564
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burning of New Year's gate decorations (usu. on the 15th day of the New Year)

まつかさうお松毬魚マツカサウオNounUsually kanaFreq #204114
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Japanese pinecone fish (Monocentris japonica)

球果毬果きゅうかNounFreq #232860
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Botany

cone; strobile; strobilus

おおでまり大手毬オオデマリNounUsually kanaFreq #307931
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Japanese snowball; Viburnum plicatum

まつかさがい松毬貝マツカサガイNounUsually kana
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Pronodularia japanensis (species of freshwater mussel)

打毬だきゅうNoun
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Sports

dakyū; polo-like game

金葉手毬きんばでまりNoun
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Viburnum plicatum var. plicatum

手毬花てまりばなNoun
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Rare term

temaribana; Japanese snowball (Viburnum plicatum)