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Displaying results for ぼうず (bouzu・ぼうず・ボウズ) – ryukyu

JLect: Japonic Languages and Dialects Database

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Ryukyu (Okinawa)

ぼーじ【坊主・房主】

(Noun) Buddhist monk, monk; someone with a shaven head

Ryukyu (Okinawa)

ぼーじゃー

(Noun) Boy

A dictionary of the Ryukyuan language

Results from the 沖縄語辞典 データ集 Okinawago jiten dēta-shū (Okinawan Language Dictionary Data Collection), published by the National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics, © CC BY 4.0.

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ぼうず 【坊主】

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Phrases

ぼうすい 【紡錘】

かいほうする 【開放する】

しんぼうする 【辛抱する】

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Japanese-Multilingual Dictionary (JMDict)

Results from the Japanese-Multilingual Electronic Dictionary project (JMdict), created by Jim Breen, © Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group.

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ぼうず【坊主・房主】

(Common Noun)

  1. Buddhist priest; Bonze

  1. Close-cropped hair; Crew cut; Person with a shorn head

  1. Boy; Sonny; Lad
    — Familiar language / Derogatory

  1. Not catching anything (in fishing)

こぼうず【小坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Young priest; Scamp

まるぼうず【丸坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Close-cropped head; Bald hill

ねぎぼうず【葱坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Onion head

ぼうずがり【坊主刈り】

(Noun)

  1. Closely cropped hair

ちゃぼうず【茶坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Tea-server

  1. Flatterer; Sycophant

たこぼうず【蛸坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Man with a bald or shaven head

うみぼうず【海坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Sea monster

  1. Green turtle

あおぼうず【青坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Shaved head; Person with a shaved head
    — Archaism

ぜんぼうず【禅坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Zen monk
    — Obscure term

ボウズハギ

(Noun)

  1. Oneknife unicornfish (Naso thynnoides, species of Indo-Pacific tang)

かいぼうず【解剖図】

(Noun)

  1. Anatomical drawing

ぼうずはぜ・ボウズハゼ【坊主沙魚】

(Noun)

  1. Sicyopterus japonicus (species of goby)
    — Word usually written using kana alone

みっかぼうず【三日坊主・三日ぼうず】

(Noun)

  1. Person who cannot stick to anything; Unsteady worker; Monk for three days
    — Yojijukugo

だらくぼうず【堕落坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Apostate priest

ぼうずあたま【坊主頭】

(Noun)

  1. Close-cropped hair; Shaven head

こじきぼうず・こつじきぼうず【乞食坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Buddhist monk
    — Derogatory / Yojijukugo

ぼうずだたみ【坊主畳】

(Noun)

  1. Tatami mat without a "heri" (edge)

あぶらぼうず・アブラボウズ【脂坊主・油坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Skilfish (Erilepis zonifer); Skil
    — Word usually written using kana alone

ぼうずごろし【坊主殺し】

(Noun)

  1. Female or male prostitute serving a monk; Luring a monk into depredation

ぼうずくさい【坊主くさい・坊主臭い】

(I-adjective)

  1. Overly pious; Sanctimonious; Priestly; Monkish

いたずらぼうず【悪戯坊主・いたずら坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Mischievous boy; Troublemaker; Pesky kids
    — Yojijukugo

てるてるぼうず【てるてる坊主・照る照る坊主・照照坊主・照々坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Paper doll to which children pray for fine weather (usu. white, and shaped like a Buddhist priest)

みそすりぼうず【味噌擂り坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Low-ranking monk (tasked with doing kitchen chores)

  1. Monk
    — Derogatory

たいわんぼうず【台湾坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Atmospheric depression originating in Taiwan
    — Yojijukugo

なまぐさぼうず【生臭坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Degenerate monk; Corrupt priest
    — Yojijukugo

わんぱくぼうず【腕白坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Naughty (mischievous) boy, little rascal (devil); Brat
    — Yojijukugo

がんにんぼうず【願人坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Priest who was also a street performer and performed prayers and other religious duties for the sake of other people

おにぼうずぎす・オニボウズギス【鬼坊主鱚】

(Noun)

  1. Black swallower (Chiasmodon niger)
    — Word usually written using kana alone

やんちゃぼうず【やんちゃ坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Rascal; Mischievous kid; Naughty child

せっきょうぼうず【説教坊主】

(Noun)

  1. Tub-thumping preacher; Preacher (priest) who is good at delivering a sermon; Pulpiteer (usually with contemptuous implication)
    — Yojijukugo

キビレボウズハギ

(Noun)

  1. Slender unicorn (Naso minor, species of Indo-West Pacific tang found from Mozambique to the Philippines); Blackspine unicornfish; Little unicorn

ぼうずまるもうけ【坊主丸儲け】

(Expression)

  1. Monks make pure profit; Monks need no capital and have no expenses, so their income is pure profit

ぼうずにくけりゃけさまでにくい【坊主憎けりゃ袈裟まで憎い】

(Expression)

  1. Hate everything about a person