There are 17 total results for your 煉瓦 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
煉瓦 see styles |
renga(p); renga(p) れんが(P); レンガ(P) |
(kana only) brick |
煉瓦場 see styles |
rengaba れんがば |
(place-name) Rengaba |
煉瓦塀 see styles |
rengabei / rengabe れんがべい |
brick wall |
木煉瓦 see styles |
mokurenga; kirenga もくれんが; きれんが |
wooden block |
赤煉瓦 see styles |
akarenga あかれんが |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) red brick |
煉瓦造り see styles |
rengazukuri れんがづくり |
brickwork |
化粧煉瓦 see styles |
keshourenga / keshorenga けしょうれんが |
ornamental tile; facing bricks |
耐火煉瓦 see styles |
taikarenga たいかれんが |
firebrick |
舗装煉瓦 see styles |
hosourenga / hosorenga ほそうれんが |
paving brick |
赤煉瓦文化館 see styles |
akarengabunkakan あかれんがぶんかかん |
(place-name) Akarengabunkakan |
シャモット煉瓦 see styles |
shamottorenga シャモットれんが |
chamotte brick |
品川白煉瓦工場 see styles |
shinagawashirorengakoujou / shinagawashirorengakojo しながわしろれんがこうじょう |
(place-name) Shinagawashirorenga Factory |
九州耐火煉瓦工場 see styles |
kyuushuutaikarengakoujou / kyushutaikarengakojo きゅうしゅうたいかれんがこうじょう |
(place-name) Kyūshuutaikarenga Factory |
明知耐火煉瓦工場 see styles |
akechitaikarengakoujou / akechitaikarengakojo あけちたいかれんがこうじょう |
(place-name) Akechitaikarenga Factory |
Variations: |
akarenga(赤煉瓦); akarenga(赤renga) あかれんが(赤煉瓦); あかレンガ(赤レンガ) |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) red brick |
Variations: |
rengazukuri(renga造ri); rengazukuri(煉瓦造ri) レンガづくり(レンガ造り); れんがづくり(煉瓦造り) |
brickwork |
Variations: |
rengabei(renga塀); rengabei(煉瓦塀, renga塀) / rengabe(renga塀); rengabe(煉瓦塀, renga塀) レンガべい(レンガ塀); れんがべい(煉瓦塀, れんが塀) |
brick wall |
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