how do you say grounding earth cable in japaneseとは 意味・読み方・使い方

the "d" line in the Japanese syllabary

in Japanese architecture, a structuring method in which several crosspieces of ceiling beams and rafters are grouped together as a set and lined up alongside each other, and where areas between these are left open

the Japanese way of romanizing words

the 'ya' line of the Japanese syllabary

Where did the Japanese language originate?

a traditional Japanese children's game where coins are thrown over lines drawn on the ground

the sound "u" in the Japanese syllabary

a standard of products made in Japan called Japanese Industrial Standards

to tread the earth―tread on the ground―set foot on land

Japanese counterpart of Chinese Kuan Yin

to tread on the ground―step on the ground―（強くなら）―stamp on the ground―（久しぶりでなら）―set foot on the ground

the order of sounds in the Japanese 'kana' syllabary

That Japan should be wanting in iron mines, is a matter for regret.

a problem concerning the Japanese writing system

in Japanese, the fifty sounds

the word of a member of the Japanese mobility

in Japanese, the counting word for baggage

The sprinkler in the Japanese garden spoils the view.

on Japanese architecture, 'shikami'

a sentence written in Japanese

the 'h' column in the Japanese syllabary

to hold one's ground―stand one's ground―make a stand

How do speakers pluralize nouns in Japanese?

an anomalous Japanese cursive syllabary

to go to the ground―fall to the ground―fall through―drop through―be dashed to earth

coat with a lacquer, as done in Japan

It is not for them to set foot on Japan's soil.

a way of speaking used by court ladies in Japan

the proper way of writing words when using the Japanese Kana alphabet

to stretch a rope around a plot