Search Kanji for parts: 一人止

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Meaning:
Kun-yomi: ふらん/のり
On-yomi: ホウ

hood

Meaning: hood; cowl; turban; stumble
Kun-yomi: つまず.く
On-yomi: コウ/キョウ/キュウ

Meaning:
Kun-yomi: かけば
On-yomi: シン/ソン/トン

bite

Meaning: bite; gnaw
Kun-yomi: か.む/か.じる
On-yomi: コウ/ゴウ

gnaw

Meaning: gnaw; bite; nibble
Kun-yomi: か.む
On-yomi: コツ/ゴチ/ケツ

Meaning:
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ガ/ゲ

gums (of the teeth)

Meaning: gums (of the teeth); to dispute
Kun-yomi: はぐき
On-yomi: キン

Meaning:
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: カイ

to tread on

Meaning: to tread on; to stamp; to walk
Kun-yomi: ふ.む
On-yomi: トウ

to chew

Meaning: to chew
Kun-yomi: か.む
On-yomi: サク/ジャク/サ/ジャ

chew the cud

Meaning: chew the cud
Kun-yomi: にれ.がむ/にげ.かむ
On-yomi: チ/シ

to display the teeth

Meaning: to display the teeth
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ゲン

Meaning:
Kun-yomi: うすば
On-yomi: キュウ/グ

to chew

Meaning: to chew; to bite
Kun-yomi: か.む/か.じる
On-yomi: コウ/ゴウ

tooth-ache

Meaning: tooth-ache
Kun-yomi: いた.む
On-yomi: ショ/ソ

bite

Meaning: bite
Kun-yomi: か.む
On-yomi:

teeth grown in old age

Meaning: teeth grown in old age
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ゲイ/ジ/ニ

to bite

Meaning: to bite
Kun-yomi: か.む
On-yomi: サク/ジャク/サ/ジャ

Meaning:
Kun-yomi: せま.る
On-yomi: サク/ソク/セク/シュク/シュウ

Meaning:
Kun-yomi: おおばん
On-yomi: サク

toothless

Meaning: toothless
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: グン

uneven (teeth)

Meaning: uneven (teeth)
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ゴウ/グ

Meaning:
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: シュウ/シュ/サク/ザク

Meaning:
Kun-yomi: まがりば
On-yomi: キン/コン

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