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gikun or jukujikunobsolete kanjiusually written using kana alonenounnoun (generic)

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gikun or jukujikun: Gikun and jukujikun are readings of kanji combinations that have no direct correspondence to the characters' individual on'yomi or kun'yomi readings. #gikun
obsolete kanji: word containing out-dated kanji or kanji usage #oK
usually written using kana alone: Words and expressions which are always written using hiragana or katakana. #uk
noun: noun (common) (futsuumeishi) #n
noun (generic): All kinds of Japanese nouns #noun

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ササゲ
sasage

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