Japanese chess
chu shogi
shogi
Chinese chess
Manchu chess
yitong
xiangqi
janggi
Korean chess
chaturanga
pachisi
jukskei
pachinko
gilli-danda
shuffleboard table
bonang
metagame
language game
fidchell
senet
hurling
fair game
Famicom
chess board
chessboard
unshopped
castle
paiban
khim
rummy
mahjong
balut
kemari
yunluo
As-Nas
snowball fight
skittles
jegog
chess
spermatangium
shiritori
Mah-Jongg
table hockey
halma
pai gow
oicho-kabu
video game
checkerboard
Asiad
pitch-pot
Eurogame
wooden fish
Khanhoo
chess player
dreidel
philosopher's game
gameto-
cuju
Japanism
ball
parchisi
quadball
boules
gorodki
makruk
parchesi
stopping
pregametic
game
antigame
mechanical game
air hockey
Pong
stick
table shuffleboard
trump
man
piece
gametologous
faceoff
sparrow dominoes
shuttlecock
checkstones
bocce
patolli
ssangnyuk
pencil cricket
spin the platter
spin the plate
wheel
roulette wheel
chess match
hockey
mallet
ludology
respawner
table game

English words for 'Shogi; a board game similar to chess, invented and traditionally played in Japan.'

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