Nounwidth; breadth · freedom (e.g. of thought); latitude · gap; difference (e.g. in price); range (e.g. of voice)

Nounhouse-cloth; dust cloth

Noundish towel; tea towel; dishcloth

Nounexponent; power

Nounnapkin; cloth · first string of a koto (counting from the player's near side)

Nounshawl (on shoulder of woman's dress)

Nountea cloth; tea napkin

Nounheadgear (esp. one made of cloth); hood; kerchief; cap; skullcap; hat · tokin (headgear worn by yamabushi)

Nounprice range or fluctuation

Nounwidth of a garment

Nounleggings; gaiters

Noun(hand) towel · handkerchief

Noununbleached muslin; calico

Nounhalf-width cloth (approx. 18 cm)

Nountokin; small black headgear worn by yamabushi

Nounblack hood

Nountriangular bandage; sling · triangular kerchief; bandana; bandanna

Nounstandard-width cloth (approx. 36 cm)

Nountable-wiping cloth

Nounhelmet-shaped hood

Nounbouffant cloth cap (traditionally worn by old people and monks)

NounLittle Red Riding Hood

Nounwet cloth; damp rag

Noundisaster hood; protective hood worn during earthquakes and other disasters (e.g. to protect from falling objects)

Nounair-raid hood

Nounhood made useless by the warmer weather of spring

Nounbouffant cloth cap (traditionally worn by old people and monks)

Nounbouffant cloth cap (traditionally worn by elders and monks)

Noundirty worn-out rag

Nountriangle headband; triangular scarf

Nounokoso-zukin; kerchief covering the whole head (except eyes), worn by women in winter from the Edo period until Meiji

Nounbouffant cloth cap (traditionally worn by old people and monks)