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Japanese words for 'Yoruba (language)'

Closest matches for "Yoruba (language)" are ranked by semantic fit across dictionary definitions.

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ヨルバ語nounYoruba (language)100.0%
イグボ語nounIgbo (language); Ibo71.6%
イボ語nounIgbo (language); Ibo71.6%
ヨヒンベnounyohimbe71.0%
ヨヒンビンnounyohimbine69.5%
バントゥー諸語nounBantu languages69.1%
草仮名nouncursive form of man'yōgana; man'yōgana written in sōsho style66.1%
バンツー語派nounBantu (branch of languages)64.6%
トンガ語nounTongan (language)64.5%
訓読nounkun'yomi (native Japanese reading of a kanji)63.6%
蛮語nounlanguage spoken by the Emishi63.5%
ズールー語nounZulu (language)63.4%
琵琶nounbiwa (Japanese lute)62.6%
バントゥ系言語nounBantu language (of the Bantu language family)62.2%
ヨーヨーnounyoyo61.9%
アラワク語族nounArawakan languages61.7%
東北弁nounTōhoku dialect; Tohoku dialect61.7%
万葉仮名nounman'yōgana; early Japanese syllabary composed of Chinese characters used phonetically61.3%
バンツー族nounBantu peoples61.2%
因州弁nounInshū dialect (spoken in eastern Tottori)61.0%
男仮名nounkanji used as phonetic symbols; man'yōgana60.6%
ムンダー諸語nounMunda languages60.5%
ツチnounTutsi; Watusi60.4%
津軽弁nounTsugaru Dialect (Tsugaru region of Aomori Prefecture)60.3%
ありんすことばnounlanguage used by the harlots of the Yoshiwara red light district during the Edo period60.2%
吉原言葉nounlanguage used by the harlots of the Yoshiwara red light district during the Edo period60.2%
ゲエズ語nounGe'ez (language)59.8%
ハウサ語nounHausa (language)59.7%
男手nounman'yōgana written in kaisho or gyōsho style59.6%
バントゥーnounBantu (people)59.3%
アボリジニnounaborigine59.2%
伊予弁nounIyo dialect (spoken in Ehime prefecture)58.8%
グリオnoungriot; jeli; West African bard58.8%
草勝ちadjmixed cursive-style man'yōgana and hiragana writing58.7%
与太郎nounYotaro (rakugo character)58.3%
アイヌ語nounAinu (language)58.2%
矮鶏noun(Japanese) bantam57.8%
タガログ語nounTagalog (language)57.8%
えべっさんnounEbisu (local dialect forms)57.7%
スワヒリ語nounSwahili (language); Kiswahili57.6%
垂井式アクセントnounTarui accent, used in the Kinki region and parts of Hokuriku57.6%
よさこいnounyosakoi; dance originating in Kōchi Prefecture using naruko57.6%
渡辺鉱nounwatanabeite57.5%
ニジェールコルドファン語族nounNiger-Kordofan (family of languages)57.5%
あいうえおnounJapanese syllabary; kana; aiueo57.5%
オリヤー語nounOriya (language)57.5%
四つ仮名nounyotsugana; the four kana (ji, di, zu, du)57.4%
コロニア語nounmixed language spoken by Japanese Brazilians57.4%
日本語族nounJaponic languages57.2%
ヌクアロファnounNuku'alofa (Tonga); Nukualofa57.2%
先住民族adjaborigines; indigenes57.1%
平家琵琶nounchanting of the Heike Monogatari to biwa accompaniment57.0%
平曲nounchanting of the Heike Monogatari to biwa accompaniment57.0%
蝦夷nounEmishi; historical term for non-Yamato peoples in northern Japan57.0%
倭名類聚鈔nounWamyōruijushō (famous Heian-period Japanese dictionary)57.0%
和名抄nounWamyōruijushō (famous Heian-period Japanese dictionary)57.0%
コラnounkora (West-African instrument)56.9%
肥筑方言nounHichiku dialect (western Kyushu)56.9%
オイラト語nounOirat language56.9%
出雲弁nounIzumo dialect (spoken mostly in eastern Shimane prefecture)56.9%
シャモnounnon-Ainu Japanese56.8%
阿武隈石nounabukumaite56.5%
読売nounYomiuri (newspaper, etc. group)56.4%
原民nounaborigines56.4%
蒟蒻nounkonnyaku (Amorphophallus konjac); konjac; devil's tongue56.3%
博多弁nounHakata dialect56.3%
養老令nounYōrō Code (promulgated 757 CE)56.2%
養老律令nounYōrō Code (promulgated 757 CE)56.2%
協和語nounManchukuo dialect56.2%
日満語nounManchukuo dialect56.2%
興亜語nounManchukuo dialect56.2%
ヤクnoun(domestic) yak (Bos grunniens)56.2%
アフロアジア語族nounAfro-Asiatic (family of languages)56.2%
タガログnounTagalog (people, language)56.1%
ヰunclassifiedkatakana "wi" (historical kana)56.0%
謙譲語nounhumble language (e.g. itadaku)56.0%
現地語nounindigenous language; local language; vernacular; native tongue55.9%
大和琴nounyamatogoto; wagon; six or seven-stringed native Japanese zither55.8%
ユーカラnounyukar (Ainu oral saga)55.8%
ヤム芋nounJapanese yam (Dioscorea japonica)55.7%
山の芋nounJapanese yam (Dioscorea japonica)55.7%
山芋nounJapanese yam (Dioscorea japonica)55.7%
自然薯nounJapanese yam (Dioscorea japonica)55.7%
読み仮名nounkana indicating the pronunciation of kanji; furigana55.6%
讃岐式アクセントnounSanuki accent, used in northern Shikoku55.6%
日本語学nounJapanese linguistics55.6%
ゐunclassifiedhiragana "wi" (historical kana)55.3%
アムハラ語nounAmharic (language)55.2%
花笠音頭nountraditional ballad sung wearing hanagasa (esp. Yamagata Pref.)55.1%
ヨークnounyoke55.0%
頸木nounyoke55.0%
アボリジニ語nounAboriginal languages (of Australia)55.0%
オーストラリア諸語nounAboriginal languages (of Australia)55.0%
振り仮名nounfurigana; kana over or beside kanji to indicate pronunciation54.9%
弥生人nounYayoi people54.9%
バブーadvwaa; waawaa; boohoo54.9%

ヨルバ語nounYoruba (language)100.0%
イグボ語nounIgbo (language); Ibo71.6%
イボ語nounIgbo (language); Ibo71.6%
ヨヒンベnounyohimbe71.0%
ヨヒンビンnounyohimbine69.5%
バントゥー諸語nounBantu languages69.1%
草仮名nouncursive form of man'yōgana; man'yōgana written in sōsho style66.1%
バンツー語派nounBantu (branch of languages)64.6%
トンガ語nounTongan (language)64.5%
訓読nounkun'yomi (native Japanese reading of a kanji)63.6%
蛮語nounlanguage spoken by the Emishi63.5%
ズールー語nounZulu (language)63.4%
琵琶nounbiwa (Japanese lute)62.6%
バントゥ系言語nounBantu language (of the Bantu language family)62.2%
ヨーヨーnounyoyo61.9%
アラワク語族nounArawakan languages61.7%
東北弁nounTōhoku dialect; Tohoku dialect61.7%
万葉仮名nounman'yōgana; early Japanese syllabary composed of Chinese characters used phonetically61.3%
バンツー族nounBantu peoples61.2%
因州弁nounInshū dialect (spoken in eastern Tottori)61.0%
男仮名nounkanji used as phonetic symbols; man'yōgana60.6%
ムンダー諸語nounMunda languages60.5%
ツチnounTutsi; Watusi60.4%
津軽弁nounTsugaru Dialect (Tsugaru region of Aomori Prefecture)60.3%
ありんすことばnounlanguage used by the harlots of the Yoshiwara red light district during the Edo period60.2%
吉原言葉nounlanguage used by the harlots of the Yoshiwara red light district during the Edo period60.2%
ゲエズ語nounGe'ez (language)59.8%
ハウサ語nounHausa (language)59.7%
男手nounman'yōgana written in kaisho or gyōsho style59.6%
バントゥーnounBantu (people)59.3%
アボリジニnounaborigine59.2%
伊予弁nounIyo dialect (spoken in Ehime prefecture)58.8%
グリオnoungriot; jeli; West African bard58.8%
草勝ちnounmixed cursive-style man'yōgana and hiragana writing58.7%
与太郎nounYotaro (rakugo character)58.3%
アイヌ語nounAinu (language)58.2%
矮鶏noun(Japanese) bantam57.8%
タガログ語nounTagalog (language)57.8%
えべっさんnounEbisu (local dialect forms)57.7%
スワヒリ語nounSwahili (language); Kiswahili57.6%
垂井式アクセントnounTarui accent, used in the Kinki region and parts of Hokuriku57.6%
よさこいnounyosakoi; dance originating in Kōchi Prefecture using naruko57.6%
渡辺鉱nounwatanabeite57.5%
ニジェールコルドファン語族nounNiger-Kordofan (family of languages)57.5%
あいうえおnounJapanese syllabary; kana; aiueo57.5%
オリヤー語nounOriya (language)57.5%
四つ仮名nounyotsugana; the four kana (ji, di, zu, du)57.4%
コロニア語nounmixed language spoken by Japanese Brazilians57.4%
日本語族nounJaponic languages57.2%
ヌクアロファnounNuku'alofa (Tonga); Nukualofa57.2%
先住民族nounaborigines; indigenes57.1%
平家琵琶nounchanting of the Heike Monogatari to biwa accompaniment57.0%
平曲nounchanting of the Heike Monogatari to biwa accompaniment57.0%
蝦夷nounEmishi; historical term for non-Yamato peoples in northern Japan57.0%
倭名類聚鈔nounWamyōruijushō (famous Heian-period Japanese dictionary)57.0%
和名抄nounWamyōruijushō (famous Heian-period Japanese dictionary)57.0%
コラnounkora (West-African instrument)56.9%
肥筑方言nounHichiku dialect (western Kyushu)56.9%
オイラト語nounOirat language56.9%
出雲弁nounIzumo dialect (spoken mostly in eastern Shimane prefecture)56.9%
シャモnounnon-Ainu Japanese56.8%
阿武隈石nounabukumaite56.5%
読売nounYomiuri (newspaper, etc. group)56.4%
原民nounaborigines56.4%
蒟蒻nounkonnyaku (Amorphophallus konjac); konjac; devil's tongue56.3%
博多弁nounHakata dialect56.3%
養老令nounYōrō Code (promulgated 757 CE)56.2%
養老律令nounYōrō Code (promulgated 757 CE)56.2%
協和語nounManchukuo dialect56.2%
日満語nounManchukuo dialect56.2%
興亜語nounManchukuo dialect56.2%
ヤクnoun(domestic) yak (Bos grunniens)56.2%
アフロアジア語族nounAfro-Asiatic (family of languages)56.2%
タガログnounTagalog (people, language)56.1%
謙譲語nounhumble language (e.g. itadaku)56.0%
現地語nounindigenous language; local language; vernacular; native tongue55.9%
大和琴nounyamatogoto; wagon; six or seven-stringed native Japanese zither55.8%
ユーカラnounyukar (Ainu oral saga)55.8%
ヤム芋nounJapanese yam (Dioscorea japonica)55.7%
山の芋nounJapanese yam (Dioscorea japonica)55.7%
山芋nounJapanese yam (Dioscorea japonica)55.7%
自然薯nounJapanese yam (Dioscorea japonica)55.7%
読み仮名nounkana indicating the pronunciation of kanji; furigana55.6%
讃岐式アクセントnounSanuki accent, used in northern Shikoku55.6%
日本語学nounJapanese linguistics55.6%
アムハラ語nounAmharic (language)55.2%
花笠音頭nountraditional ballad sung wearing hanagasa (esp. Yamagata Pref.)55.1%
ヨークnounyoke55.0%
頸木nounyoke55.0%
アボリジニ語nounAboriginal languages (of Australia)55.0%
オーストラリア諸語nounAboriginal languages (of Australia)55.0%
振り仮名nounfurigana; kana over or beside kanji to indicate pronunciation54.9%
弥生人nounYayoi people54.9%

訓読verbkun'yomi (native Japanese reading of a kanji)63.6%

バブーadvwaa; waawaa; boohoo54.9%

草勝ちadjmixed cursive-style man'yōgana and hiragana writing58.7%
先住民族adjaborigines; indigenes57.1%

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