rattan / cane / vine
Results for “藤”
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rattan
ivy
wisteria
ivy
lit. to follow the vine to get to the melon / to track sth following clues
barnacle (crustacean)
vine plant
rattan chair
green Sichuan peppercorn, known for its citrus fragrance and sharp numbing flavor
sepak takraw (sport)
wicker suitcase
trailing or climbing stem / vine / Taiwan pr. []
Ivy League school
ayahuasca
Clematis montana
tangle of vines / fig. complications
grapevine (botany)
Alyxia root and herb (used in TCM)
Fujita (Japanese surname)
Fujiwara (Japanese surname)
Kudō (Japanese surname)
Katō (Japanese surname)
Satō (Japanese surname)
Gotō (Japanese surname)
Itō or Itoh, Japanese surname / Ito-Yokado (supermarket) (abbr. for 伊藤洋華堂|伊藤洋华堂[])
Andō (Japanese surname)
Saitō (Japanese surname)
Fujii (Japanese surname)
Fujimoto (Japanese surname)
Fujimori (Japanese surname) / Alberto Ken'ya Fujimori (1938–), president of Peru 1990–2000
Fujisawa (Japanese surname and place name)
Teng County or Tengxian, a county in Wuzhou City 梧州市[], Guangxi
(dialect) see 空心菜[]
(dialect) see 空心菜[]
Fujino (Japanese surname)
Itō Hirobumi (1841–1909), Japan's first prime minister (served four terms), key figure in Japan's colonial expansion into Korea
Ivy League
Kondō (Japanese surname)