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いん

inki

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Noun (common)
  1. gloomy; dismal; miserable; melancholy

    な-adj.
    Adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi)
    な-adj.
    EXAMPLE
    その(いえ)()かけがたいへん陰気(いんき)だった。
    The house looked very dismal.
  2. spirit of yin

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cheerful; jovial; merry; lively — 陽気
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よう

youki

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  1. cheerful; jovial; merry; lively

    な-adj.
    Adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi)
    な-adj.
    EXAMPLE
    (かれ)陽気(ようき)(わら)った。
    He laughed a merry laugh.
  2. weather; season

    EXAMPLE
    そちらの陽気(ようき)はどうですか。
    How is the weather there?
  3. spirit of yang

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つき

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look (in someone's eyes); expression (of the eyes); eyes — 目つき
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つき

metsuki

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  1. look (in someone's eyes); expression (of the eyes); eyes

    EXAMPLE
    あの(おとこ)()つきが(わる)い。
    He has an unpleasant look in his eyes.

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