There are 33 total results for your 鰓 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
鰓 鳃 see styles |
sāi sai1 sai era えら agito あぎと |
gills of fish (1) (kana only) gills; branchia; (2) (kana only) angle of the mandible; gonial angle; (1) (archaism) chin; jaw; (2) (archaism) gills; branchia |
鰓嚢 see styles |
sainou; erabukuro / saino; erabukuro さいのう; えらぶくろ |
gill sac; branchial sac; branchial pouch; inner branchial groove; pharyngeal pouch |
鰓孔 see styles |
eraana; saikou / erana; saiko えらあな; さいこう |
(1) gill slit; (2) pharyngeal slit |
鰓弁 see styles |
saiben さいべん |
gill lamella; branchial lamella; gill filament |
鰓弓 鳃弓 see styles |
sāi gōng sai1 gong1 sai kung saikyuu / saikyu さいきゅう |
visceral arch (gill-bearing arch or its vestigial crease on sides of neck of vertebrates) branchial arch; gill arch |
鰓板 see styles |
saiban さいばん |
{biol} gill plate; branchial plate; gill lamella; branchial lamella |
鰓蓋 see styles |
saigai さいがい erabuta えらぶた |
gill cover; operculum |
鰓裂 鳃裂 see styles |
sāi liè sai1 lie4 sai lieh sairetsu さいれつ |
gill slit (in fish) gill slit |
鰓骨 see styles |
saikotsu さいこつ erabone えらぼね |
(1) jawbone; mandible; (2) branchial arches (in fish); gill arches |
櫛鰓 see styles |
kushiera くしえら |
{zool} ctenidium; comb gill |
海鰓 see styles |
umiera; umiera うみえら; ウミエラ |
(kana only) sea pen (any coelenterate of the family Pennatulidae or related families); sea feather |
鰓呼吸 see styles |
erakokyuu / erakokyu えらこきゅう |
branchial respiration (breathing using gills) |
鰓張り see styles |
erabari えらばり |
being square-jawed |
七鰓鰻 七鳃鳗 see styles |
qī sāi mán qi1 sai1 man2 ch`i sai man chi sai man |
lamprey (jawless proto-fish of family Petromyzontidae) |
前鰓類 see styles |
zensairui ぜんさいるい |
prosobranchs |
弁鰓類 see styles |
bensairui べんさいるい |
(rare) (See 二枚貝類) lamellibranches (i.e. bivalves) |
後鰓類 see styles |
kousairui / kosairui こうさいるい |
opisthobranchs |
板鰓類 see styles |
bansairui ばんさいるい |
elasmobranchs |
瓣鰓綱 瓣鳃纲 see styles |
bàn sāi gāng ban4 sai1 gang1 pan sai kang |
Lamellibranchia; class of bivalves |
異鰓類 see styles |
isairui いさいるい |
Heterobranchia; clade of snails and slugs |
羽鰓鮐 羽鳃鲐 see styles |
yǔ sāi tái yu3 sai1 tai2 yü sai t`ai yü sai tai |
Indian mackerel |
翼鰓類 see styles |
yokusairui よくさいるい |
pterobranchs (hemichordates of class Pterobranchia) |
腸鰓類 see styles |
chousairui / chosairui ちょうさいるい |
(rare) enteropneusts (hemichordates of class Enteropneusta) |
裸鰓類 see styles |
rasairui らさいるい |
nudibranchs |
鰓が張る see styles |
eragaharu えらがはる |
(exp,v5r) to be square-jawed |
Variations: |
erakokyuu / erakokyu えらこきゅう |
(See 肺呼吸) branchial respiration (breathing using gills) |
Variations: |
agito あぎと |
(1) (archaism) (esp. 顎門, 顎, 腮) (See あご・1) chin; jaw; (2) (archaism) (esp. 鰓) (See 鰓・えら・1) gills; branchia |
Variations: |
erabuta(鰓蓋, era蓋); saigai(鰓蓋); erabuta(era蓋); erabuta えらぶた(鰓蓋, えら蓋); さいがい(鰓蓋); エラぶた(エラ蓋); エラブタ |
gill cover; operculum |
Variations: |
erabone(era骨); erabone(era骨, 鰓骨); saikotsu(鰓骨) エラぼね(エラ骨); えらぼね(えら骨, 鰓骨); さいこつ(鰓骨) |
(1) (See 顎骨) jawbone; mandible; (2) branchial arches (in fish); gill arches |
Variations: |
agito あぎと |
(1) (archaism) (esp. 顎門, 腭門, 顎) (See あご・1) chin; jaw; (2) (archaism) (esp. 鰓, 腮) (See えら・1) gills; branchia |
Variations: |
era; era えら; エラ |
(1) (kana only) gills; branchia; (2) (kana only) angle of the mandible; gonial angle |
Variations: |
erabari(era張ri); erabari(era張ri, 鰓張ri) エラばり(エラ張り); えらばり(えら張り, 鰓張り) |
(See エラが張る・エラがはる) being square-jawed |
Variations: |
eragaharu(eraga張ru); eragaharu(eraga張ru, 鰓ga張ru) エラがはる(エラが張る); えらがはる(えらが張る, 鰓が張る) |
(exp,v5r) (See エラ骨・エラぼね・1) to be square-jawed |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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