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20 resultsWritten-form search for “生出”.
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Ide

生出 いで

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Ikede

生出 いけで

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Ikuda

生出 いくだ

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Ikude

生出 いくで

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Ikuide

生出 いくいで

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Namade

生出 なまで

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Namaide

生出 なまいで

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Ode

生出 おで

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Oide

生出 おいで

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Oīde

生出 おいいで

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Oizuru

生出 おいずる

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Ōide

生出 おおいで

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Ōizuru

生出 おおいずる

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Ōde

生出 おうで

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Seide

生出 せいで

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Shōde

生出 しょうで

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Ubuide

生出 うぶいで

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Ude

生出 うで

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Umude

生出 うむで

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Oidezuka

生出塚 おいでずか

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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.