【のぎつね】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. wild fox
  2. mythical fox capable of possessing peopleonly applies to やこ
Forms
  • 【のぎつね】【やこ】
  • のぎつね
  • やこ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. wild fox
    2. This meaning refers to the actual animal, known for its cunning nature and adaptability in different environments.
    I once saw a wild fox near the mountain.
    Wild foxes are nocturnal, so they often are active at night.
  2. mythical fox capable of possessing people
    3. This meaning refers to the mythical concept where a fox is believed to have supernatural abilities, including the power to possess or influence humans.
    In that folktale, it is said that the mythical fox can control people.
    The legend of the mythical fox plays an important role in Japanese culture.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to be possessed by a wild foxto believe in wild foxeslegend of the wild foxappearance of a wild foxtale of the wild foxpower of the wild foxmischievous wild foxmyth of the wild foxwild fox that possesses peopleto depict a wild fox
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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