chusi
English translation: Discontinuation, interruption; a steady gaze, scrutiny; middle finger; dado; China
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| na | Discontinuation, interruption; a steady gaze, scrutiny; middle finger; dado; China |
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Discontinuation, interruption; a steady gaze, scrutiny; middle finger; dado; China Explanation: The particular meaning depends on the Chinese characters used. With regard to the characters the first mora (syllable) is actually elongated in all cases, the more correct transliteration being chuushi. Otherwise, strictly speaking, the word means nothing that I know of. Kenkyusha's New Japanese-English Dictionary, 4th Edition, 1979 |
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