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鳴 — Kanji · 14 strokes

chirp · cry · bark · sound · ring

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Jōyō · elementary grade 2 #1279 most frequent in newspapers

Words starting with 鳴

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Words containing 鳴

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クンクン鳴なくto whine (of a dog)ちんちん鳴なるto jingle · to tinkle · to whistle (kettle)ピヨピヨ鳴なくto peep · to cheep烏鳴からすなきcry of the crow遠鳴とおなりdistant peals (thunder) · distant roar (sea)家鳴やなりrattling and trembling of a house (traditionally believed to be caused by oni or the deceased) · creaking of a building (and its furniture)海鳴うみなりoceanic noise · rumbling of the sea · mistpouffer共鳴ともなりresonance · sympathy (with a view, idea, etc.)共鳴者きょうめいしゃsympathizer · sympathiser · fellow traveler鶏鳴けいめいcrowing of a cock · crowing of a rooster · cockcrow高鳴たかなりringing · throbbing violently磁気共鳴画像じききょうめいがぞうmagnetic resonance imaging · MRI鼠鳴ねずみなきwhistling of a prostitute (to attract customers)奏鳴曲そうめいきょくsonataかき鳴ならすto strum (an instrument) · to thrum · to pluck打うち鳴ならすto ring (a bell) · to strike (a gong, drum, etc.) · to beat怒鳴どなりつけるto shout at油蝉あぶらぜみlarge brown cicada (Graptopsaltria nigrofuscata) · aburazemi嗚咽おえつsobbing · weeping · fit of cryingどなり立たてるto stand and shout踏ふみ鳴ならすto stamp one's feet夜鳴よなきcalling at night (of a bird, etc.) · nocturnal song吹鳴すいめいblowing (a whistle)カサカサ鳴なるto rustle · to make a rustling sound · to crinkle蚊かの鳴なくような声こえvery thin voice大山鳴動たいざんめいどうして鼠一匹ねずみいっぴきmuch ado about nothing · great cry and little wool · the mountain laboured and brought forth a mouse耳鳴みみなりtinnitus · ringing in the ears高鳴たかなるto throb · to beat fast夜鳴よなきそばambulatory evening vendor of noodles (or the noodles themselves)山鳴やまなりrumbling of a mountain長鳴ながなきlong crowing (warbling)非ひを鳴ならすto cry against · to denounce publicly鈴りんを鳴ならすto ring a bell共鳴板きょうめいばんsound(ing) board · resonator塩素爆鳴気えんそばくめいきchlorine detonating gas核磁気共鳴かくじききょうめいnuclear magnetic resonance · NMR

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