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Dictionary English German: [Japanese]

Translation 1 - 73 of 73

English German
Banzai! [Japanese battle cry or joyous shout]Banzai! [japanischer Schlacht- oder Glückwunschruf]
Nouns
gastr. sake [Japanese alcoholic beverage]
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Sake {m} [japanisches alkoholisches Getränk]
skosh [coll.] [Am.] [a very small amount, from Japanese word "sukoshi"]
34
Prise {f} [sehr kleine Menge, z. B. Tabak, Gewürz u. a.]
gastr. panko [Japanese breadcrumbs]
28
Panko {n} [japanisches Paniermehl]
dojo [Japanese martial arts training hall]
20
Dojo {n} [Ort, an dem japanische Kampfkünste gelehrt werden]
relig. spec. satori [Japanese Buddhism]
19
Erleuchtung {f} [im Buddhismus]
gastr. saké [Japanese alcoholic beverage] [spv.]
6
Sake {m} [japanisches alkoholisches Getränk]
gastr. saki [Japanese alcoholic beverage] [spv.]
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Sake {m} [japanisches alkoholisches Getränk]
archi. amado [Japanese shutter]Amado {m} [japanischer Fensterladen]
mus. biwa [Japanese lute]Biwa {f}
gastr. dashi [Japanese soup and cooking stock]Dashi {n}
ling. Engrish [humorous expression for the way many Japanese pronounce English]Engrish {n} [hum.] [Ausdruck für die Art, wie viele Japaner Englisch aussprechen]
games Unverified eroge [Japanese genre of erotic video game]Erogē {n} [japanisches Genre erotischer Videospiele]
games Unverified eroge [Japanese genre of erotic video game]Hentaispiel {n} [japanisches Genre erotischer Videospiele]
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gaiden [Japanese animation]Nebengeschichte {f}
jobs spec. geiko [geisha in some Japanese districts / dialects]Geiko {f} [Geisha in einigen japanischen Distrikten / Dialekten]
mus. gekkin [Japanese string instrument]Gekkin {f} [japanisches Saiteninstrument]
weapons hamon [aesthetic element on Japanese blades]Hamon {f} [ästhetisches Element auf japanischen Klingen]
ling. hiragana [Japanese syllabary]Hiragana {n} {f} [japanische Silbenschrift]
sports iaido [a Japanese martial art]Iaido {n} [eine jap. Kampfkunst]
irezumi [traditional Japanese tattoo art]Irezumi {n} [traditionelle japanische Tätowierkunst]
acad. ling. Japanese {sg} [Japanese language study]Japanwissenschaften {pl} [japanische Sprache]
tools kanna [Japanese plane]Kanna {m}
sociol. kogal [coll.] [stylish Japanese girl often wearing a mini skirt]Kogal {f} [ugs.] [junge konsumorientierte Japanerin, oft Minirock tragend]
biochem. FoodInd. koji [fermentation substance used in Japanese cuisine]Koji {n} [in Japan verwendete Fermentationssubstanz]
hist. myth. relig. Kojiki [Japanese chronicle]Kojiki {n}
gastr. Mirin [Japanese rice wine used for flavoring]Mirin {m}
weapons nakago [tang of a Japanese sword]Nakago {f}
hist. relig. Nichiren [Japanese Buddhist monk]Nichiren {m}
Nippon [Japanese name for Japan]Nippon {n} [japanischer Name für Japan]
gastr. onigiri [Japanese dish]Onigiri {n} [japanisches Gericht]
gastr. onigiri [Japanese rice ball]Onigiri {n} [japanisches Reisbällchen]
gastr. onigiri [Japanese rice balls]Onigiri {pl} [japanische Reisbällchen]
jobs rail pusher [Japanese railway station attendant]Drücker {m} [Oshiya]
Romusha [Rōmusha] [forced laborers during the Japanese occupation of Indonesia]Romusha {pl}
mus. samisen [Japanese three-stringed lute]Samisen {f} [dreisaitige japanische Laute]
bot. T
bot. T
mus. shamisen [Japanese three-stringed lute]Schamisen {f} [dreisaitige japanische Laute]
gastr. tamagoyaki [Japanese omelette]Tamagoyaki {n} [Japanisches Omelette]
archi. relig. torii [Japanese gate]Torii {n} [japanisches Tor]
lit. waka [Japanese poetic form]Waka {n} [Genre der japanischen Dichtkunst]
bot. T
sports weapons yumi [Japanese bow]Yumi {m} [japanischer Bogen]
cloth. zoris [also: zori] [traditional Japanese style of flip-flop shoes, originally made with a straw sole]Zori {pl} [Zōri, traditionelle japanische Zehenstegsandalen (Strohsandalen)]
2 Words: Nouns
film RadioTV anime character [Japanese style]Zeichentrickfilmfigur {f} [im japanischen Stil]
hist. naut. Black Ships [Japanese name for Western vessels]Schwarze Schiffe {pl}
sports bo (staff) [Japanese martial arts] {m} [japanischer Langstock] [Kampfsportwaffe]
ling. distal style [desu-masu-style] [polite speech in Japanese]höflicher Stil {m} [desu-masu-Stil] [Höflichkeitsform im Japanischen]
gastr. tools hocho knives [hōchō knives] [Japanese kitchen knives]Hocho-Messer {pl} [Hōchō-Messer] [traditionelle Japanmesser]
mus. J-pop [kurz für: Japanese pop music]J-Pop {m}
ling. kanji rendering [Japanese]Kanji-Schreibform {f} [Japanisch]
FoodInd. hort. north lemon [Chaenomeles jap.] [quince japonica, Japanese quince, henomeles]Nordische Zitrone {f} [Handelsname Cido]
Unverified reference mark [typographic symbol in Chinese, Japanese and Korean, ※]Vierpunktkreuz {n} [typographisches Zeichen im Chinesischen, Japanischen and Koreanischen, ※]
print Unverified reference symbol [typographic symbol in Chinese, Japanese and Korean, ※]Vierpunktkreuz {n} [typographisches Zeichen im Chinesischen, Japanischen und Koreanischen, ※]
3 Words: Nouns
art box and cover [e.g. Japanese pottery]Deckeldose {f}
5+ Words: Others
ind. QM tools A place for everything and everything in its place [old principle of order; nowadays also seen as a paraphrase of the Japanese concept of "5S"]Alles hat seinen Platz und alles ist an seinem Platz. [alter Ordnungsgrundsatz; gilt heutzutage auch als Umschreibung für das japanische Konzept „5S“]
5+ Words: Nouns
lit. palm-of-the-hand story [Kawabata Yasunari, Japanese short story writer]Handtellergeschichte {f} [Kurzgeschichte von bis zu 3 Seiten, selten länger]
Taxa/Species (Animals, Plants, Fungi)
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