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20 resultsWritten-form search for “木綿”.
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Kiwata

木綿 きわた

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Kotton

木綿 こっとん

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Kowata

木綿 こわた

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Momen

木綿 もめん

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Momen

木綿 もめん

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Yufu

木綿 ゆふ

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Yui

木綿 ゆい

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Yū

木綿 ゆう

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Yūka

木綿加 ゆうか

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Kimeko

木綿子 きめこ

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Kinuko

木綿子 きぬこ

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Kiwataori

木綿織 きわたおり

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Momen'ya

木綿屋 もめんや

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Mometani

木綿谷 もめたに

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Watana

木綿菜 わたな

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Yūha

木綿葉 ゆうは

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Yūki

木綿紀 ゆうき

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Yūko

木綿子 ゆうこ

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Yūna

木綿菜 ゆうな

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Yūri

木綿里 ゆうり

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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.