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List: word usually written using kana alone

Words and expressions which are always written using hiragana or katakana.

Showing 591 - 600 of 9591 words for the list word usually written using kana alone. #uk
宥めるなだめるnadameru

popular  usually written using kana alone  Ichidan verb  verb (generic)  transitive verb 

  • to soothe, to calm, to pacify
有難いありがたいarigatai

popular  JLPT N2  usually written using kana alone  い adjective  adjective (generic) 

  • grateful, thankful, welcome, appreciated, evoking gratitude
予てかねてkanete

popular  JLPT N1  usually written using kana alone  adverb  noun taking the genitive case particle の  adjective (generic) 

  • previously, already, for some time, for quite a while
予めあらかじめarakajime

popular  JLPT N1  usually written using kana alone  adverb 

  • beforehand, in advance, ahead of time, previously
容易いたやすいtayasui

popular  search-only kanji form  JLPT N1  usually written using kana alone  い adjective  adjective (generic) 

  • easy, simple, light
葉書はがきhagaki

popular  rarely used kanji form  JLPT N5  abbreviation  usually written using kana alone  noun  noun (generic) 

  • postcard
  • memo, note, card
裸足はだしhadashi

popular  rarely used kanji form  JLPT N1  noun  noun (generic)  noun taking the genitive case particle の  adjective (generic)  usually written using kana alone  noun (suffix) 

  • barefoot
  • superior to (e.g. a professional), outdoing, outshining
流石さすがsasuga

popular  gikun or jukujikun  rarely used kanji form  JLPT N2  usually written using kana alone  adverb  な adjective  adjective (generic) 

  • as one would expect, just as you'd expect (from), just like (someone)
  • still, all the same, after all
  • even ... (e.g. "even a genius")
溜まるたまるtamaru

popular  JLPT N2  usually written using kana alone  godan verb  godan verb (archaic)  verb (generic)  intransitive verb 

  • to collect, to gather, to save, to accumulate, to pile up
零れるこぼれるkoboreru

popular  JLPT N2  usually written using kana alone  Ichidan verb  verb (generic)  intransitive verb 

  • to spill, to fall out of, to overflow
  • to peek through, to become visible (although normally not)
  • to escape (of a smile, tear, etc.)

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