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筋 also has a kanji reference page

muscle, sinew, tendon, fiber

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18 resultsWritten-form search for “筋”.
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Suji

筋 すじ

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Sujihera

筋箆 すじへら

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Sujikai

筋誠 すじかい

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Setsuie

筋家 せついえ

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Sujigashira

筋頭 すじがしら

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Sujihara

筋原 すじはら

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Sujikawa

筋川 すじかわ

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Sujiko

筋子 すじこ

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Sujima

筋間 すじま

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Sujimoto

筋本 すじもと

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Sujinaga

筋永 すじなが

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Sujino

筋野 すじの

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Sujio

筋雄 すじお

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Sujise

筋瀬 すじせ

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Sujishi

筋師 すじし

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Sujita

筋田 すじた

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Sujitarō

筋太郎 すじたろう

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Sujiura

筋浦 すじうら

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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.