Kanji群
Readingぐん
Frequency52%
Used in (306 in total)
group; bunch; crowd; group
outstanding; excellent; exceptional; distinguished; unrivaled; surpassing (e.g. beauty)
group (of people); crowd; horde; throng; mob; multitude
large crowd; large herd; large flock; large school; large shoal; large swarm
crowd; community; group; herd; gathering; assembly
group; flock; crowd; wide expanse (of flowers)
to surpass the rest (e.g. of a large group); to stand out from the crowd; to be the best by far
growing en masse in one location (of plants); living gregariously (of animals); living in flocks, herds, colonies, etc.; all living creatures
meteor swarm; meteor shower
Gunma (prefecture)
ultramarine colour (color)
island group; archipelago
lively group (esp. of young people); dynamic bunch; group
rookery; breeding grounds; nesting place
exceptionally effective; overwhelming effectiveness
Gunma Prefecture (Kanto area)
school of fish; shoal of fish
rivalry of local warlords; a number of powerful (talented, influential) persons standing by themselves in a given field
a crowd or large number of one's retainers or subjects
rival chiefs
to swarm; to crowd; to flock together
pack of wolves; wolf pack
asterism; pattern of stars which do not form a constellation
mass psychology; mob psychology; crowd psychology; herd mentality; group mind
group dancing
many communities (villages); cluster of plants
herd of horses; pack of horses (in a race)
group of robbers; gang of robbers
population (e.g. of animals)
repeated occurrence
film, play, novel, etc. with parallel storylines focusing on different characters; multiprotagonist story; multi-POV story
carrying out in a large group
trifling; minor; petty
mountain range; cluster of mountains; mountainous region
youthful crowd; crowd of young people coming into their own
Gunsho Ruiju (collection of Japanese classics sorted by type; orig. ed. 1819; comp. ed. 1911)
carrier strike group; CSG
data aggregate; data constellation
economy class syndrome (occurrence of deep vein thrombosis in air travelers)
group theory
Asperger syndrome; Asperger's syndrome; Asperger's
gregariousness
Tourette syndrome; Tourette's syndrome
to divide into groups
aggregation (of fish); bunching; bunching (of charged particles); aggregate (of species)
Korsakoff's syndrome; Korsakoff's psychosis
swarm earthquakes; series of earthquakes
Gunma Prefectural Police (abbr)
control group (in an experiment)
myotome; muscle group
(the many peaks of a) mountain range
many books; many writings
outstanding popularity
group of languages (subgroup of a branch); word group; group of words
Cotard's syndrome (mental disorder); Cotard's delusion
herd of sheep; flock of sheep
group of galaxies
group recitation; reading aloud together; choral reading
having fun in groups; swimming in groups; shoaling; forming a shoal
lunchmate syndrome; mental state of being afraid of being seen eating by oneself
group of problems; set of issues
multitude of opinions
family of products; product aggregate; product family; product line
formation; classification of plant communities
Marfan syndrome; Marfan's syndrome
(geol) group
social animal; group animal
Abelian group; commutative group
Jupiter trojans; Trojan group
longing to get back in the spotlight
the blind masses; the ignorant masses; the unenlightened masses; many blind people
gene cluster; gene group
group velocity (in fibre optics, fiber optics)
sudden infant death syndrome; SIDS; cot death; crib death
cervicobrachial syndrome; indicates pain, swelling, weakness and/or numbness in the neck/shoulder region, used when specific diagnosis is not known
Sjogren's syndrome; Sjogren's disease
Sunday night blues; Sunday night syndrome; Sunday night depression
flock of sheep; collection of weaklings
flock of chickens
cold syndrome; common cold syndrome
a swan among ducklings; a diamond among stones; a great figure among the common run of men
all living creatures
biocenosis; biotic community; biological community
Burgess fauna (animal fossils found in the Burgess Shale)
herd intelligence; collective intelligence
sick sinus syndrome; sinus node dysfunction; SSS
school (within a university); college; department
Gulag Archipelago (Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn)
patent thicket; patent cluster
film, play, novel, etc. with parallel storylines focusing on different characters; multiprotagonist story; multi-POV story
the mediocre have no right to criticize the great
group of islands; island group; archipelago
great figure; outstanding proportions; amazing body
excellence; pre-eminence
consonant cluster
group delay (in fibre optics, fiber optics)
crowd behavior; crowd behaviour
retired husband syndrome; stress syndrome resulting from one's husband being at home
compound preposition; complex preposition; phrasal preposition
coliform (bacteria) count; total coliform
suburban districts
whale-fall community; whale-fall fauna
fundamental group
ranked group (in SGML)
experimental group
renormalisation group; renormalization group
acute radiation syndrome; ARS; acute radiation sickness
in crowds; in a group; in swarms
smile mask syndrome; state of constantly smiling and suppressing one's emotions
Abelian group; commutative group
linkage group (genetics)
non-Abelian group; noncommutative group
point group; point cloud
sister group; sister taxon
group marriage
lattice group
class group
to group together against a stronger enemy
job category; work classification
the mediocre have no right to criticize the great
Colony Collapse Disorder; Vanishing Bee Syndrome
cerebrospinal fluid hypovolemia; CSF hypovolemia; intracranial hypotension syndrome
kabuki syndrome; kabuki makeup syndrome
protocol suite; protocol set
model group
the mediocre cannot understand the great
Brugada syndrome (genetic condition resulting in increased risk of sudden cardiac arrest)
Paris syndrome (psychological problems associated with visiting or living in Paris)
sick school syndrome; medical symptoms that occur when inside a school (due to building materials, cleaning chemicals, etc.)
PET bottle syndrome; insulin deficiency allegedly caused by high consumption of drinks from plastic bottles
Havana syndrome (unexplained symptoms experienced by American embassy staff)
freediving blackout; hypoxic blackout
Edward's syndrome; trisomy 18
Patau syndrome; trisomy 13
hurry-up syndrome (degradation of a pilot's performance due to a need to hurry)
Wallenberg syndrome; lateral medullary syndrome
the masses; the people; populace
solitude; seclusion; isolation