鼻薬 | Japanese meaning

鼻薬【はなぐすり】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

nose medicine (e.g. nasal spray)
bribe; hush money
soothing sweets (for a child)

Forms

鼻薬【はなぐすり】
はなぐすり

Generated definitions (experimental)

nose medicine (e.g. nasal spray)

This term can refer to a medication administered through the nose, typically in the form of a spray or drops, to treat conditions like nasal congestion or allergies.

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I used the nasal spray, and my hay fever symptoms improved.

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When I catch a cold, I need nasal medicine.

bribe; hush money

This meaning refers to money or gifts given to someone to influence their actions or to keep quiet about something. It is often used in a negative context related to corruption.

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He gave a bribe to the prosecutor.

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That story was kept quiet with hush money.

soothing sweets (for a child)

This usage describes sweet treats that are given to children, often to calm them down or as a reward.

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I gave candy as soothing sweets to calm the child down.

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I prepared some soothing sweets for a snack.

Generated collocations (experimental)

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