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Definition of ひと‐で in the Japanese dictionary
People 【Hand】 One hand. Human actions. 2 Workers. Worker. 3 The power of others. The work of others. 4 In the hands of others. Ownership of others. People [Many people] Many people get out and gather there. 【People / manpower / marine cars】 1 Spider skin of the starfish \u0026 thinsp; (thresholk) \u0026 thinsp; generic name of animals. It usually has five arms, has a flat star pentagon, and the outer surface is made up of a large number of small plate, which can be bent though it is hard. There is a mouth on the ventral surface, the anus opens to the back. Go with the tube feet on the underside of the arm and eat shellfish etc. Even though it runs out, the playing power is strong. All marine. 2 Starfish starfish. It covers shallow sea sand mud, it is about 30 cm in diameter, and in addition to yellow, there are many color changes. Eating damage to clams, clams, etc. ひと‐で【人手】 １ 人の手。人間のしわざ。２ 働く人。働き手。３ 他人の力。他人の働き。４ 他人の手中。他人の所有。 ひと‐で【人出】 人が多く出てそこに集まること。 ひと‐で【海星／人手／海盤車】 １ ヒトデ綱の棘皮 (きょくひ) 動物の総称。ふつう5本の腕をもち、扁平な星形の五角形をし、外面は多数の小骨板からなり、硬いが曲げることができる。腹面に口があり、肛門は背面に開く。腕の下面にある管足で移動し、貝類などを食べる。切れても再生力が強い。すべて海産。２ ヒトデ科のヒトデ。浅海の砂泥底にすみ、直径約30センチで、黄色のほか、色変わりが多い。アサリ・ハマグリなどを食害。
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10 JAPANESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ひと‐で»
Discover the use of ひと‐で in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to ひと‐で and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Japanese literature.
