き【おきいし】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. stone placed on railway track (by children)
  2. decorative garden stone
  3. handicap stone (in go)see also
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. stone placed on railway track (by children)
    2. This usage refers to a dangerous act where children play by placing stones on railway tracks, which could lead to train derailments.
    The children placed stones on the railway track to play.
    The train was delayed due to the stones on the track.
  2. decorative garden stone
    3. In this sense, it refers to stones that are intentionally placed in gardens for aesthetic purposes, enhancing the visual appeal of the landscape.
    I placed decorative stones in the garden to beautify the landscape.
    The park has various decorative stones.
  3. handicap stone (in go)
    4. This meaning relates to the game of Go, where handicap stones are used to even the playing field between players of differing skill levels.
    Handicap stones were used for the beginner.
    In that match, he had two handicap stones.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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