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摩 — Kanji · 15 strokes

chafe · rub · polish · grind · scrape

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ま(する) · さす(る) · す(る)

Jōyō · secondary school #1252 most frequent in newspapers

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削摩さくまdenudation · ablation · scrapingすり替かえるto switch (secretly) · to substitute · to replace擦すれ合あうto rub against · to chafe · to quarrel薩摩焼さつまやきSatsuma porcelain天てんを摩まするto soar high (building, etc.)磨損まそんwear and tear · abrasion · friction loss冷水摩擦れいすいまさつrubdown with a wet towel · cold-water rubbing擦すり切きるto cut by abrasion · to cut by rubbing · to use up (all one's money)擦すり切きれるto wear outすり込こむto rub in (e.g. cream into the skin) · to grind and mix (e.g. pepper into miso)擦こすり付つけるto press against · to push against · to nuzzle against (e.g. dog nosing a person)擦すり寄よるto draw close to · to edge up to · to snuggle up to擦すれるto rub · to chafe · to wear out行ゆきずりpassing · (person) who happens to pass by · (place) that one happens to pass by減摩げんまreduction in friction · lubrication魔羅まらMara · demon king who attempted to hinder Gautama Buddha from attaining enlightenment · obstacle to enlightenment潮汐摩擦ちょうせきまさつtidal friction乾布摩擦かんぷまさつrubdown with a dry towel薩摩さつまの守かみtraveling while deliberately not paying a fare (travelling)さつま揚あげsatsuma-age · deep-fried ball of fish paste護摩ごまの灰はいthief posing as fellow traveller (traveler)貿易摩擦ぼうえきまさつtrade friction按摩膏あんまこうmassaging plaster薩摩閥さつまばつSatsuma clan動摩擦どうまさつkinetic friction杭周面摩擦力くいしゅうめんまさつりょくpile shaft friction日米貿易摩擦にちべいぼうえきまさつJapan-US trade frictionマニ教きょうManichaeism運動摩擦うんどうまさつkinetic friction滑すべり摩擦まさつsliding friction磨すり減へるto be worn down · to wear away · to wear out揣摩臆測しまおくそくconjectures and surmises · speculation · giving one's imagination full play without any ground維摩経ゆいまきょうVimalakirti Sutraすり切きりlevelling a powder or liquid (when measuring)あんま師しmasseuse · masseur按摩あんまさんmasseuse · masseur

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