161 results for *波
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Nounwave; billow; ripple; breaker; swell · ups and downs · (something) advancing step by step; (something) surging forward inopposably; succession of changes
Nouncold wave
Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'raging waves; stormy seas · hardships; troubles; adversities
Nounhigh waves; heavy seas
Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'short wave
Nountsunami; tidal wave
Nounbrain waves · electroencephalogram; EEG
Nounwaves that remain after the wind has subsided · after-effect; aftermath
NounNaniwa (former name for Osaka region)
NounVancouver
Nountraditional ordering of the Japanese syllabary · fundamentals; the ABCs of ...
Nounultrasonic waves; ultrasound
Nounbattle cry; war cry
NounPoland
Countercounter for waves (of a repeated occurrence)
Noun(seaside) breakers
Nountransverse wave · beam sea
Nounsound wave; acoustic wave
Nounold school; old style; conservative people
Nounbillow; large wave
Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verbdetection (e.g. of radio waves); detecting · demodulation
Nounlight waves
Nouncycle; wave; frequency
Nounsurging crowd; wave of humanity; stampede
Nounbillow; surge; large wave
Nounmedium wave; medium frequency; MF; medium frequency wave
Nounold age; oncoming age
Nounwind and waves; rough seas; storm · discord; quarrel; trouble · hardships (of life); adversity
Nounraging waves · battle cry; war cry
Nounwaving heads (of grain)
Noungolden waves; moonlight
Nounchoppy seas; head sea
Nounlongitudinal wave
Nounamorous glance; wink
Nountofu skin; dried beancurd; delicacy made from the skin of gently boiled soybean milk
Nounlong wave
Nounsilvery waves
Nounsea spray
Nounheat wave
Nounwhitecaps; white-crested waves · thief
NounJapan and Poland
Nounsmaller waves; lesser waves
Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'polarisation; polarization; polarised wave; polarized wave
Nounsurf
Nounharmonic (wave)
Nounripples on a river
NounP-wave (e.g. of earthquake); primary wave
NounS-wave (e.g. of earthquake); secondary wave
Nounclashing waves; tides in narrow sea straits