There are 20 total results for your カラメ search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
カラメ see styles |
karame カラメ |
(place-name) Kalamai |
からめ手 see styles |
karamede からめで karamete からめて |
(1) rear gate (esp. of castle); back entrance; (2) one who arrests; (3) force attacking the rear of a castle; (4) (opponent's) weak point |
カラメル see styles |
karameru カラメル |
More info & calligraphy: Caramel |
カラメロ see styles |
karamero カラメロ |
(personal name) Caramello |
からめ取る see styles |
karametoru からめとる |
(transitive verb) to catch (and tie up); to apprehend; to arrest |
からめ捕る see styles |
karametoru からめとる |
(transitive verb) to catch (and tie up); to apprehend; to arrest |
カラメア湾 see styles |
karameawan カラメアわん |
(place-name) Karamea Bight |
ガラメキ峠 see styles |
garamekitouge / garamekitoge ガラメキとうげ |
(place-name) Garamekitōge |
雁字がらめ see styles |
ganjigarame がんじがらめ |
(adverb) (kana only) bound hand and foot; hedged in (e.g. by restrictions); immobile |
カラメル麦芽 see styles |
karamerubakuga カラメルばくが |
caramel malt |
ガラメキ温泉 see styles |
garamekionsen ガラメキおんせん |
(place-name) Garamekionsen |
カラメルソース see styles |
karamerusoosu カラメルソース |
caramel sauce |
カラメル・ソース see styles |
karameru soosu カラメル・ソース |
caramel sauce |
Variations: |
karameruka(karameru化); kyarameruka(kyarameru化) カラメルか(カラメル化); キャラメルか(キャラメル化) |
(noun/participle) caramelization; caramelisation |
アウロノカラメイランディ see styles |
auronokarameirandi / auronokaramerandi アウロノカラメイランディ |
sulfurhead Aulonocara (species of peacock cichlid, Aulonocara maylandi maylandi) |
Variations: |
karamerusoosu; karameru soosu カラメルソース; カラメル・ソース |
caramel sauce |
Variations: |
ganjigarame がんじがらめ |
(adverb) (kana only) bound hand and foot; hedged in (e.g. by restrictions); immobile |
Variations: |
karamete; karamede からめて; からめで |
(1) (See 大手・おおて・2) rear gate (esp. of castle); back entrance; (2) one who arrests; (3) (See 大手・おおて・3) force attacking the rear of a castle; (4) (opponent's) weak point |
Variations: |
karametoru からめとる |
(transitive verb) (1) (esp. 搦め捕る) to catch and tie up; to apprehend; to arrest; to capture; (transitive verb) (2) (oft. in the passive) to entangle; to trap; to get (something) stuck; to trip up; (transitive verb) (3) (only 〜取る) to brush out (e.g. dust, fur, plaque); to extract; to remove |
Variations: |
karametoru からめとる |
(transitive verb) (1) (esp. 搦め捕る) to catch and tie up; to apprehend; to arrest; to capture; (transitive verb) (2) (oft. in the passive) to entangle; to trap; to get (something) stuck; to trip up; (transitive verb) (3) (only 〜取る) to brush out (e.g. dust, fur, plaque); to extract; to remove |
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