葦
reed; bullrush
- Strokes
- 13
- On
- イ
- Kun
- あし, よし, しおれる, しなびる, しぼむ, なえる
Parts
Words with 葦
- 葦笛あしぶえ · ashibuereed pipe; reed flute
- 一葦いちい · ichiione reed; small boat; one person
- 葦簀よしず · yoshizureed screen
- 葦鴨ヨシガモ · yoshigamofalcated teal (Mareca falcata); falcated duck
- 葦船あしぶね · ashibunepapyrus boat
- 葦登ヨシノボリ · yoshinoborifreshwater goby (any fish of genus Rhinogobius)
- 葦辺あしべ · ashibereedy shore
- 枯葦かれあし · kareashiwithered reeds (esp. reeds that have withered in the winter)
- 葦手あしで · ashideashide; painting of a waterside using characters of a poem to represent reeds, rocks, birds, etc. (Heian period); handwriting style inspired by ashide paintings
- 間葦あいあし · aiashiPhacelurus latifolius (species of perennial grass)
- 葦原あしはら · ashiharareed bed
- 青葦あおあし · aoashilush waterside reeds
- 葦切鮫ヨシキリザメ · yoshikirizameblue shark (Prionace glauca)
- 葦五位よしごい · yoshigoiyellow bittern (Ixobrychus sinensis)
- 大葦切おおよしきり · ooyoshikirigreat reed warbler (Acrocephalus arundinaceus)
- 小葦切こよしきり · koyoshikiriblack-browed reed warbler (Acrocephalus bistrigiceps)
- 葦原雀よしわらすずめ · yoshiwarasuzumereed warbler (esp. the great reed warbler, but also the black-browed reed warbler)
- 葦田鶴あしたず · ashitazucrane (bird)
- 星葦毛ほしあしげ · hoshiashigedapple gray (horse coat color); dapple grey
- 虎葦毛とらあしげ · toraashigedapple gray (horse coat color); dapple grey
- 白葦毛しらあしげ · shiraashigeflea-bitten gray (horse coat color); flea-bitten grey
- 黒葦毛くろあしげ · kuroashigesteel gray (horse coat color); steel grey
- 丘葦鴨おかよしがも · okayoshigamogadwall (Anas strepera)
- 豊葦原とよあしはら · toyoashiharaplains lush with reeds; flourishing beds of reeds; Japan
- 連銭葦毛れんぜんあしげ · renzenashigedapple gray (horse coat color); dapple grey
- 葦原中国あしはらのなかつくに · ashiharanonakatsukuniJapan
- 一葦の水いちいのみず · ichiinomizunarrow strip of water
- 豊葦原瑞穂国とよあしはらのみずほのくに · toyoashiharanomizuhonokuniLand of Abundant Reed Plains and Rice Fields; Japan
- ヨーロッパ葦切ヨーロッパよしきり · yooroppayoshikiriEurasian reed warbler (Acrocephalus scirpaceus)
- 葦の髄から天井を覗くよしのずいからてんじょうをのぞく · yoshinozuikaratenjouonozokuto have a narrow view of things; to peek at the ceiling through the pith of a reed