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19 resultsKana-reading search for “にど”. Normalized alternatives: にど · ニド.
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Nitobe

二戸部 にとべ

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Nitō

丹藤 にとう

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Nidō

二堂 にどう

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Nito

二戸 にと

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Nitomi

二富 にとみ

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Nitori

二取 にとり

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Nitōbe

二籐部 にとうべ

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Nido

仁戸 にど

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Nidokoro

荷所 にどころ

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Nito

にと にと

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Nitoda

仁戸田 にとだ

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Nitoguri

任都栗 にとぐり

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Nitoi

二問 にとい

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Nitomaki

二斗蒔 にとまき

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Nitomakita

二斗蒔田 にとまきた

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Nitono

入戸野 にとの

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Nitō

日東男 にとお

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Nitōho

二十歩 にとうほ

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Nitōsai

二刀斎 にとうさい

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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.