【かしゃ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. fiery chariotBuddhism
  2. kasha (mythical beast said to devour dead bodies)
  3. (in China) train (i.e. steam locomotive)
  4. vile old hagabbreviationarchaismsee also
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  • 【かしゃ】
  • かしゃ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. fiery chariot
    2. This meaning refers to a mythical or fantastical vehicle that is often associated with dramatic or intense imagery, typically found in literature or folklore.
    She rode the fiery chariot to heaven.
    That story features a fiery chariot.
  2. kasha (mythical beast said to devour dead bodies)
    3. Kasha is a creature from Japanese folklore known for its role in stories about the afterlife, specifically related to the consumption of corpses.
    People believed that the kasha would eat the dead bodies.
    The kasha was sighted in the graveyard.
  3. (in China) train (i.e. steam locomotive)
    4. This meaning describes a mode of transportation, specifically the steam-powered train that was prevalent in the early industrial era, primarily in China.
    The train arrived at the station.
    In the past, trains were an important means of transportation.
  4. vile old hag
    5. This usage is a derogatory term typically directed at an old woman, conveying disdain or contempt, often found in literary or colloquial expressions.
    She was reviled in the village like a vile old hag.
    One should not use words like 'vile old hag.'
Generated collocations (experimental)
to summon a kasha (mythical beast)legend of the kashato ride a traintrain conductorto run like a trainto control a kashavile old hagsightings of a kashastory of the kashashadow of a kasha
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
  1. きごう（きごう）、．.
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