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19 resultsWritten-form search for “小竹”.
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Kodake

小竹 こだけ

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Koketa

小竹 こけた

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Kotake

小竹 こたけ

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Kotake

小竹 こたけ

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Odake

小竹 おだけ

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Otake

小竹 おたけ

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Sasa

小竹 ささ

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Satake

小竹 さたけ

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Shino

小竹 しの

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Shino

小竹 しの

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Kotakemori

小竹守 こたけもり

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Kodakehara

小竹原 こだけはら

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Kotakebayashi

小竹林 こたけばやし

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Kotakede

小竹出 こたけで

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Kotakehara

小竹原 こたけはら

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Kotakeyama

小竹山 こたけやま

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Sasajima

小竹島 ささじま

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Shinohara

小竹原 しのはら

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Shōchikudō

小竹堂 しょうちくどう

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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.