Fresh Snow Scan

[squirmelia]

[shinshin] (adv) sound of heavy snow-fall
[asupirinsunoo] aspirin snow
[koonsunoo] corn snow
[sunoo] snow/(P)
[sunoogan] snow gun
[sunoosaafin] snow surfing
[sunootaiya] snow tire
[sunoobooto] snow boat/(P)
[sunoomoobiru] snow mobile
[supaikutaiya] studded snow tire (lit: spike tire)
[nebe] (fr:) permanent snowpatch (fr: neve)
[puruukuboogen] snowplow (de: Pflugbogen)/(P)
[marinsunoo] marine snow/(P)
[rootariisha] (n) rotary snowplow
[amenochiyuki] rain then snow
[amemajirinoyuki] snow mingled with rain
[botan'yuki] (n) large snowflakes
[niwakayuki] (n) sudden snowfall
[kaisetsu] (n) marine snow
[kansetsu] snow-capped peak
[ginsekai] (n) snowscape
[ginrei] (n) silvery, snow-capped mountain
[nadareru] (v1) to slope/to descend/to slide (snow, etc.)
[nadareochiru] (v1) to slide down (snow, etc.)
[keisetsu] (n) diligence in studying (e.g., continue to study even in such poor light as offered by a firefly or that reflected by snow)
[kinusaya] (n) snow pea(s)
[furi] (n) rainfall/snowfall
[furikomeru] (v1) to rain (or snow), keeping people indoors
[furiyamu] (v5m) to stop raining or snowing
[furitsudzuku] (v5k) to continue to rain or snow
[furikomeru] (v1) to rain (or snow), keeping people indoors
[kousetsu] (n) snowfall/snow
[kousetsuryou] (n) amount of snowfall
[gousetsu] (n) tremendous snowfall
[gousetsuchitai] (n) area of heavy snowfall
[neyuki] (n) lingering snow
[sasameyuki] (n) light snow fall/small snow flakes
[zansetsu] (n) remaining snow/lingering snow
[junpaku] (adj-na,n) pure or snow white
[hatsuyuki] (n) first snow (of season)/(P)
[josetsu] (n) snow removal
[josetsusha] (n) snow-plow
[koyuki] (n) light snow
[shinsetsu] (n) new snow/(P)
[shinsetsu] (n) deep snow
[miyuki] (n) deep snow
[jinkouyuki] (n) artificial snow
[fukidamari] (n) a drift of snow or leaves/a hangout for drifters
[fubuki] (n) snow storm/(P)
[sekisetsu] (n) fallen snow/(P)
[sekisetsuryou] snowfall
[yuki] (n) snow/(P)
[yukidaruma] (n) snowman
[yukideoowareru] to be covered with snow
[yukiniumattakomichi] lane buried deep in snow
[yukinoyounishiroi] white as snow
[yukiwomarumeru] (exp) to make a snowball
[yukiwoitadaitayama] snow-crowned mountain
[yukigakoi] (n) snowshed
[yukigumo] (n) snow-laden clouds
[yukikemuri] (n) spray of snow (smoke-like)
[yukioroshi] (n) wind blowing snow down a mountain/removing snow from the roof of a house
[yukigeshou] (n) covered in snow
[sekka] (n) snowflakes
[yukidoke] (n,vs) snow thaw/thawing/(P)
[setsugai] (n) snow damage/(P)
[yukidama] snowball
[yukizora] (n) snow-laden sky
[yukigutsu] (n) snow boots or shoes
[yukigutsu] (n) snow boots or shoes
[sekkei] (n) snowy scenery/snow-scape
[yukigeshiki] (n) snowy landscape
[sekkei] (n) snowy valley/(P)
[setsugekka] (n) snow, moon, and flowers
[yukimi] (n) snow viewing
[yukimizake] (n) sake drunk while viewing a snowy scene
[setsugen] (n) snow field
[yukifuri] (n) snowfall
[yukioroshi] snow removal/wind blowing snow down a mountain
[yukigassen] (n) snowball fight/(P)
[yukiguni] (n) snow country
[yukimoyoi] (n) threatening to snow
[yukimatsuri] (n) snow festival
[yukiyama] (n) snowy mountains/piles of snow
[yukishitsu] (n) snow's quality
[yukionna] (n) snow woman/fairy
[yukijorou] (n) snow fairy
[yukiyoke] (n) snow fence/snowbreak
[yukiyake] (n) "snow-burn"
[setsujou] (n) on the snow
[setsujousha] (n) snow tractor
[yukibare] (n) clear weather after snowfall
[yukiore] (n) breaking under the weight of snow
[sessen] (n) snow line
[yukikaki] (n) snow shovel/snow plow
[setsuzou] (n) snow sculpture
[yukidaruma] (n) snowman
[yukiotoko] (n) abominable snowman
[secchuu] (n) in the snow
[yukinage] (n) snowball fight
[setsudou] (n) snow cave
[yukimichi] (n) snow-covered road
[seppaku] (adj-na,adj-no,n) snow-white/pure/immaculate
[yukihada] (n) snow's surface/lily-white skin
[seppi] (n) overhanging snow
[yukibisashi] (n) overhanging snow
[yukihada] (n) snow's surface/lily-white skin
[seppen] (n) snowflake
[yukiakari] (n) (by) snow light
[yukiakari] (n) brightness of snow
[yukimoyou] (n) threatening to snow
[setsumou] (n) snow blindness
[yukime] (n) snow blindness
[yukiasobi] (n) playing in the snow
[yukidoke] (n) thawing of snow
[setsurei] (n) snow-capped peak
[yukitsubute] (n) snowball
[zarameyuki] (n) corn or granular snow
[sousetsu] (n) frost and snow
[ooyuki] (n) heavy snow/(P)
[taisetsu] (n) heavy snow
[awayuki] (n) light snowfall/(P)
[jifubuki] (n) snow blown up from the ground
[chakusetsu] (n) accretion of snow
[tenka] snow
[haisetsu] (n) removal of snow
[shiroimono] (n) something white/snow/gray hair
[hakugin] (n) silver/snow
[shirayuki] (n) white snow
[hakusetsu] (n) white snow
[shirayukihime] Snow White
[hakuma] (n) heavy snowfall/white devil
[usuyuki] (n) light snowfall
[bisetsu] (n) snow-white eyebrows
[hyougen] (n) ice field/ice floe/snow field
[hyousetsu] (n) ice and snow
[hyouden] field of eternal snow
[fuusetsu] (n) wind and snow/snowstorm/hardships
[konayuki] (n) powdered snow
[koyuki] (n) powdered snow
[bosetsu] (n) twilight snowfall
[bousetsu] (n) anti-snow (device or facility or measure)
[bousetsurin] (n) snowbreak (forest)
[mannen'yuki] (n) perpetual snow
[watayuki] (n) large snowflakes
[moufubuki] furious snowstorm
[yajin] (n) yeti/abominable snowman
[yuusetsu] (n) melted snow/melting of snow
[rikka] (n) snow
[kanjiki] (n) (uk) snow-shoes

Comments

[leoz.livejournal.com]

I noticed that a lot of the Japanese words are phonetically similar or identical to their English meanings. For example: Spiked tire is "supaikutaiya".

Re:

[illaor.livejournal.com]

Yeah, the bastardized american words were the easiest parts of the Japanese vocabulary to learn I found.

And that's quite a list, must've taken some time to get together.