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森石山

see styles
 moriishiyama / morishiyama
    もりいしやま
(personal name) Moriishiyama

森石沢

see styles
 moriishizawa / morishizawa
    もりいしざわ
(place-name) Moriishizawa

横石垣

see styles
 yokoishigaki
    よこいしがき
(place-name) Yokoishigaki

樽石北

see styles
 taruishikita
    たるいしきた
(place-name) Taruishikita

樽石川

see styles
 taruishigawa
    たるいしがわ
(place-name) Taruishigawa

橄欖石


橄榄石

see styles
gǎn lǎn shí
    gan3 lan3 shi2
kan lan shih
 kanranseki
    かんらんせき
olivine (rock-forming mineral magnesium-iron silicate (Mg,Fe)2SiO4); peridot
olivine; peridot

櫃石島

see styles
 hitsuishijima
    ひついしじま
(personal name) Hitsuishijima

櫛石山

see styles
 kushiishiyama / kushishiyama
    くしいしやま
(personal name) Kushiishiyama

櫛石沢

see styles
 kushiishizawa / kushishizawa
    くしいしざわ
(place-name) Kushiishizawa

歐石鴴


欧石鸻

see styles
ōu shí héng
    ou1 shi2 heng2
ou shih heng
(bird species of China) Eurasian stone-curlew (Burhinus oedicnemus)

正ノ石

see styles
 masanoishi
    まさのいし
(place-name) Masanoishi

正長石


正长石

see styles
zhèng cháng shí
    zheng4 chang2 shi2
cheng ch`ang shih
    cheng chang shih
 seichouseki / sechoseki
    せいちょうせき
orthoclase KAlSi3O8 (rock-forming mineral, type of feldspar)
orthoclase; common feldspar

武石峠

see styles
 takeshitouge / takeshitoge
    たけしとうげ
(place-name) Takeshitōge

武石峰

see styles
 takeshimine
    たけしみね
(personal name) Takeshimine

武石川

see styles
 takeshigawa
    たけしがわ
(personal name) Takeshigawa

武石彰

see styles
 takeishiakira / takeshiakira
    たけいしあきら
(person) Takeishi Akira (1958-)

武石村

see styles
 takeshimura
    たけしむら
(place-name) Takeshimura

武石町

see styles
 takeishichou / takeshicho
    たけいしちょう
(place-name) Takeishichō

殕石沢

see styles
 kabureishizawa / kabureshizawa
    かぶれいしざわ
(place-name) Kabureishizawa

段子石

see styles
 dangoishi
    だんごいし
(place-name) Dangoishi

殺生石

see styles
 sesshouseki / sesshoseki
    せっしょうせき
(place-name) Sesshouseki

母御石

see styles
 hahagoishi
    ははごいし
(place-name) Hahagoishi

毛切石

see styles
 kekiriishi / kekirishi
    けきりいし
(archaism) stone for cutting one's pubic hair (in public baths)(Edo period)

毛無石

see styles
 kenashiishi / kenashishi
    けなしいし
(place-name) Kenashiishi

毛石山

see styles
 keishiyama / keshiyama
    けいしやま
(personal name) Keishiyama

氪氣石


氪气石

see styles
kè qì shí
    ke4 qi4 shi2
k`o ch`i shih
    ko chi shih
kryptonite

水石山

see styles
 mizuishiyama
    みずいしやま
(personal name) Mizuishiyama

水磨石

see styles
shuǐ mó shí
    shui3 mo2 shi2
shui mo shih
terrazzo

氷晶石

see styles
 hyoushouseki / hyoshoseki
    ひょうしょうせき
cryolite

氷長石

see styles
 hyouchouseki / hyochoseki
    ひょうちょうせき
{geol} adularia (feldspar)

汐垂石

see styles
 shiotareishi / shiotareshi
    しおたれいし
(place-name) Shiotareishi

沃焦石

see styles
wò jiāo shí
    wo4 jiao1 shi2
wo chiao shih
 Yokushōseki
(or 沃焦山) The rock, or mountain, Pātāla, on the bottom of the ocean, just above the hot purgatory, which absorbs the water and thus keeps the sea from increasing and overflowing. 沃焦海 is the ocean which contains this rock, or mountain.

沖の石

see styles
 okinoishi
    おきのいし
(personal name) Okinoishi

沖白石

see styles
 okishiraishi
    おきしらいし
(personal name) Okishiraishi

沖辻石

see styles
 okitsujijima
    おきつじじま
(place-name) Okitsujijima

沙石集

see styles
shā shí jí
    sha1 shi2 ji2
sha shih chi
 Saseki shū
Sands and Pebbles Anthology

沢田石

see styles
 sawadaseki
    さわだせき
(surname) Sawadaseki

河卵石

see styles
hé luǎn shí
    he2 luan3 shi2
ho luan shih
pebble

油砥石

see styles
 aburatoishi
    あぶらといし
oilstone

波出石

see styles
 hadeishi / hadeshi
    はでいし
(surname) Hadeishi

泥石流

see styles
ní shí liú
    ni2 shi2 liu2
ni shih liu
landslide; torrent of mud and stones; mudslide

注連石

see styles
 sumiishi / sumishi
    すみいし
(place-name) Sumiishi

津軽石

see styles
 tsugaruishi
    つがるいし
(place-name, surname) Tsugaruishi

活化石

see styles
huó huà shí
    huo2 hua4 shi2
huo hua shih
living fossil

流石に

see styles
 sasugani
    さすがに
(ateji / phonetic) (adverb) (1) (kana only) as one would expect; (2) still; all the same

流石は

see styles
 sasugaha
    さすがは
(ateji / phonetic) (exp,adv) (kana only) as one would expect

流石山

see styles
 nagareishiyama / nagareshiyama
    ながれいしやま
(place-name) Nagareishiyama

流石沢

see styles
 nagareishizawa / nagareshizawa
    ながれいしざわ
(place-name) Nagareishizawa

流石組

see styles
 sasugagumi
    さすがぐみ
(surname) Sasugagumi

浅瀬石

see styles
 aseishi / aseshi
    あせいし
(place-name, surname) Aseishi

浜石岳

see styles
 hamaishidake
    はまいしだけ
(personal name) Hamaishidake

浜石田

see styles
 hamaishida
    はまいしだ
(place-name) Hamaishida

浦石峡

see styles
 uraishikyou / uraishikyo
    うらいしきょう
(place-name) Uraishikyō

浮き石

see styles
 ukiishi / ukishi
    うきいし
(1) pumice stone; (2) loose rock; loose stone; (3) floating group (in the game of go); group without a base

浮石原

see styles
 ukiishibara / ukishibara
    うきいしばら
(place-name) Ukiishibara

浮石寺

see styles
fú shí sì
    fu2 shi2 si4
fu shih ssu
 Fusekiji
Buseoksa

浮石鼻

see styles
 ukiishibana / ukishibana
    うきいしばな
(place-name) Ukiishibana

海泡石

see styles
 kaihouseki / kaihoseki
    かいほうせき
{geol} sepiolite; meerschaum

海緑石

see styles
 kairyokuseki
    かいりょくせき
glauconite

海苔石

see styles
 noriishi / norishi
    のりいし
(place-name) Noriishi

消石灰

see styles
xiāo shí huī
    xiao1 shi2 hui1
hsiao shih hui
 shousekkai / shosekkai
    しょうせっかい
calcium hydroxide Ca(OH)2; slaked lime
slaked lime

深石沢

see styles
 fukaishizawa
    ふかいしざわ
(place-name) Fukaishizawa

清水石

see styles
 shimizuishi
    しみずいし
(surname) Shimizuishi

清淨石

see styles
 seijouseki / sejoseki
    せいじょうせき
(place-name) Seijōseki

温石峠

see styles
 onjakutouge / onjakutoge
    おんじゃくとうげ
(place-name) Onjakutōge

温石川

see styles
 onjakugawa
    おんじゃくがわ
(place-name) Onjakugawa

準化石

see styles
 junkaseki
    じゅんかせき
{geol} (See 半化石) subfossil

滑石峠

see styles
 nameishitouge / nameshitoge
    なめいしとうげ
(place-name) Nameishitōge

滑石粉

see styles
 kassekiko
    かっせきこ
talcum powder

漬物石

see styles
 tsukemonoishi
    つけものいし
weight stone (placed on pickles)

潜石谷

see styles
 kuguruishidani
    くぐるいしだに
(place-name) Kuguruishidani

澤田石

see styles
 sawadaishi
    さわだいし
(surname) Sawadaishi

濱ノ石

see styles
 hamanoishi
    はまのいし
(surname) Hamanoishi

瀬戸石

see styles
 setoishi
    せといし
(place-name) Setoishi

瀬田石

see styles
 setaishi
    せたいし
(surname) Setaishi

瀬石川

see styles
 sesekigawa
    せせきがわ
(personal name) Sesekigawa

瀬石沼

see styles
 sesekinuma
    せせきぬま
(personal name) Sesekinuma

灘辻石

see styles
 nadatsujishima
    なだつじしま
(place-name) Nadatsujishima

火打石

see styles
 hiuchiishi / hiuchishi
    ひうちいし
(irregular okurigana usage) flint; (place-name, surname) Hiuchiishi

火炎石

see styles
 kaenseki
    かえんせき
(place-name) Kaenseki

火石山

see styles
 hiishiyama / hishiyama
    ひいしやま
(personal name) Hiishiyama

火石沢

see styles
 hiishizawa / hishizawa
    ひいしざわ
(place-name) Hiishizawa

火石田

see styles
 hiishida / hishida
    ひいしだ
(place-name) Hiishida

灰簾石

see styles
 kairenseki
    かいれんせき
zoisite

灰重石

see styles
 kaijuuseki / kaijuseki
    かいじゅうせき
scheelite

灰長石

see styles
 kaichouseki / kaichoseki
    かいちょうせき
anorthite

焼き石

see styles
 yakiishi / yakishi
    やきいし
heated stone

焼け石

see styles
 yakeishi / yakeshi
    やけいし
hot stone; heated stone

焼石亦

see styles
 yakiishimata / yakishimata
    やきいしまた
(place-name) Yakiishimata

焼石岳

see styles
 yakeishidake / yakeshidake
    やけいしだけ
(personal name) Yakeishidake

焼石町

see styles
 yakeishimachi / yakeshimachi
    やけいしまち
(place-name) Yakeishimachi

焼石駅

see styles
 yakeishieki / yakeshieki
    やけいしえき
(st) Yakeishi Station

煅石膏

see styles
duàn shí gāo
    duan4 shi2 gao1
tuan shih kao
plaster of Paris; calcined gypsum

煤矸石

see styles
méi gān shí
    mei2 gan1 shi2
mei kan shih
(mining) coal gangue

熊石町

see styles
 kumaishichou / kumaishicho
    くまいしちょう
(place-name) Kumaishichō

熟石灰

see styles
shú shí huī
    shu2 shi2 hui1
shu shih hui
slaked lime; hydrated lime

熟石膏

see styles
shú shí gāo
    shu2 shi2 gao1
shu shih kao
plaster of Paris; calcined gypsum

燐灰石

see styles
 rinkaiseki
    りんかいせき
apatite

燐鉱石

see styles
 rinkouseki / rinkoseki
    りんこうせき
phosphorite; rock phosphate; phosphate rock

父母石

see styles
 fuboishi
    ふぼいし
(surname) Fuboishi

Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.

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