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19 resultsKana-reading search for “おま”. Normalized alternatives: おま · オマ.
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Omata

小亦 おまた

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Omachi

大町 おまち

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Omae

小前 おまえ

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Omatsu

尾松 おまつ

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Oma

小間 おま

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Omatoi

御纏 おまとい

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Omatsuzaki

小松 おまつざき

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Oma

小真 おま

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Omagari

尾曲 おまがり

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Omako

おま子 おまこ

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Omamezawa

小豆沢 おまめざわ

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Omami

小間海 おまみ

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Omanu

尾又 おまぬ

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Omaru

小丸 おまる

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Omasa

小勝 おまさ

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Omasu

大枡 おます

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Omatsubara

小松原 おまつばら

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Omaya

尾間谷 おまや

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Omayu

おまゆ おまゆ

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Search behaviorYūki can also test Yuki/Yuuki-style search forms; hiragana and katakana are normalized to the same reading space; kanji queries use exact or beginning-of-written-form matches.