- fiery chariotBuddhism
- kasha (mythical beast said to devour dead bodies)
- (in China) train (i.e. steam locomotive)
- vile old hagabbreviationarchaismsee also 火車婆
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- fiery chariot
- kasha (mythical beast said to devour dead bodies)
- (in China) train (i.e. steam locomotive)
- vile old hag
This meaning refers to a mythical or fantastical vehicle that is often associated with dramatic or intense imagery, typically found in literature or folklore.
Kasha is a creature from Japanese folklore known for its role in stories about the afterlife, specifically related to the consumption of corpses.
This meaning describes a mode of transportation, specifically the steam-powered train that was prevalent in the early industrial era, primarily in China.
This usage is a derogatory term typically directed at an old woman, conveying disdain or contempt, often found in literary or colloquial expressions.
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かしゃ火車をよぶ呼ぶto summon a kasha (mythical beast)かしゃ火車のでんせつ伝説legend of the kashaかしゃ火車にのる乗るto ride a trainかしゃ火車のうんてんし運転士train conductorかしゃ火車のようにはしる走るto run like a trainかしゃ火車をあやつる操るto control a kashaわるい悪いかしゃ火車vile old hagかしゃ火車のもくげきじょうほう目撃情報sightings of a kashaかしゃ火車のものがたり物語story of the kashaかしゃ火車のかげ影shadow of a kasha
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