Kanji雪
Readingせつ
Frequency18%
Used in (88 in total)
snow, moon, and flowers; beauty of the four seasons
wind and snow; snowstorm; blizzard; hardships
"minor snow" solar term (approx. November 22)
heavy snow; heavy snowfall; "major snow" solar term (approx. Dec. 7)
fresh snow; new snow
snow sculpture
fallen snow; snow cover
vindication of honour; vindication of honor; making up for loss; revenge
snowfall; snow
snow removal
snow surface; surface of snow
remaining snow; lingering snow
tremendous snowfall; heavy snow
blizzard; snowstorm
toilet; lavatory
area of heavy snowfall
red snow (due to microscopic algae, yellow sand, etc.)
diligence in studying (e.g. continuing to study even in such poor light as offered by a firefly or that reflected by snow); diligent study
silver-glittering snow
snow accumulation; depth of snow cover; amount of snowfall
snowplow; snowplough; snow plow; snow plough
snowcat (vehicle); snowmobile
snow cave (in mountaineering); snow hole
covering of snow (esp. on a mountain); snowcap; becoming topped with snow
snow and rain; (arch.) snowfall
snowy mountain; permanently snow-covered mountain; Himalayas
snow damage; accident caused by snow
frost and snow
snow-capped peak
snowslide; small avalanche
removal of snow
melted snow; melting of snow
blizzard; snowdrift
muddy slush; slush (esp. formed by snow on a body of water)
the fruit of diligent study
exoneration; exculpation
snow melting (usu. a system or device); snow removal
snow drainage gutter
snow-melting agent
compacting snow; compacted snow
first snow to settle on a mountain
pipe buried under a road with nozzles that spray liquid to melt snow
watermelon snow; snow algae
snowmaking machine; snow cannon; snow gun
accretion of snow (on power lines, tree branches, etc.); snow sticking to surfaces
red snow (due to microscopic algae, yellow sand, etc.)
snow-melting machine; snow melter
marine snow
anti-snow (device or facility or measure)
twilight snowfall
snow resistant; snowproof
snow-white eyebrows
snow grain
overcoming damage and problems caused by snow
snow blindness
ice cap climate; snow and ice climate; frost climate; nival climate
disappearance of snow (i.e. due to melting); lack of snow (i.e. snow not falling)
Tibetan flag; Snow Lion flag
snow whirling in the wind; (arch.) skillful twirling motion of sleeves while dancing
region with heavy snowfall
deepest snow; maximum snowfall; maximum depth of snow cover
early snowfall (compared to an average year)
last snow (of the season)
enjoying the snow
effective use of snow (as a resource)
snow compactor; snow groomer
lingering snow
snowmaking; production of artificial snow
snowbreak (forest)
autumn snow; fall snow
snow melting heater
willow flower
ephemeral nature of human deeds and events; evanescence of human affairs; leaving no trace; dust in the wind