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19 resultsKana-reading search for “おわ”. Normalized alternatives: おわ · オワ.
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Owase

小和瀬 おわせ

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Owada

大和田 おわだ

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Owari

尾割 おわり

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Owatari

小渡 おわたり

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Owa

おわ おわ

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Owa

大和 おわ

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Owaka

尾若 おわか

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Owari

了 おわり

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Owasa

おわさ おわさ

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Owadano

大和田野 おわだの

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Owaki

尾脇 おわき

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Owaku

大和久 おわく

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Owano

小和野 おわの

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Owara

小原 おわら

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Owaribe

尾張部 おわりべ

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Owariya

尾張谷 おわりや

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Owashi

尾鷲 おわし

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Owata

小和田 おわた

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Owatani

大和谷 おわたに

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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.