Lingaku- thin strip of wood smeared with sulfur, used to light a fire
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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Generated definitions (experimental)
- thin strip of wood smeared with sulfur, used to light a fire
This term refers to a specific tool or material used in starting fires, particularly in traditional methods of lighting. It implies a practical use in both outdoor and indoor settings where fire is needed.
Generated collocations (experimental)
つけぎ付け木をつかう使うto use a kindling stickつけぎ付け木をつくる作るto make a kindling stickつけぎ付け木をあつめる集めるto gather kindlingかんそう乾燥したつけぎ付け木dry kindlingつけぎ付け木をうるおす潤すto moisten kindlingつけぎ付け木をようい用意するto prepare kindlingひをつける火を付けるためのつけぎ付け木kindling for starting a fireつけぎ付け木とひうちいし火打石kindling and flintしぜん自然のつけぎ付け木natural kindlingつけぎ付け木がひつよう必要kindling is necessary