Keyword
reproduce and multiply
Info
FrequencyTop 2100-2200
Type
Jōyō 
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KankenLevel 4
Heisig874
Readings
ふ
(7%)
Composed of
bone remains
straight
Used in vocabulary (79 in total)
breeding; propagation; reproduction; multiplication; increase
increase; multiplication; propagation; proliferation
aquaculture; culture; cultivation; raising
to increase; to multiply
reproductive (procreative) power; fertility
genital organ; genitalia; sexual organ; reproductive organ
nursery; (breeding) farm
reproductive capability; fertility; fecundity; biotic potential
to increase; to add to; to augment
germ cell; generative cell; reproductive cell
recirculating aquaculture; closed cycle rearing of fish, etc.
reproductive organ; reproductive system
brood; stud; stock; breeding
money-making
assisted reproductive technology; ART
colonization; colonisation; development; settlement; exploitation
assisted reproductive technology; ART
scholarship; learning; knowledge
sexual reproduction; syngamy; gamogenesis
promotion of industry; encouragement of new industry
asexual reproduction; monogony; agamogenesis
farmed fish; farm-raised fish; cultivated fish; hatchery fish
colony; (Japanese) settlement (in Brazil)
transplanting (a plant); transplant; transplantation (of an organ, tissue, etc.); transplant; embryo transfer; embryo transplant
breeding; propagation; reproduction; multiplication; increase
colonization; colonisation
production increase; enhancement of one's fortune
money-making
to increase one's savings
National Research Institute of Aquaculture; NRIA
proliferative; productive; proliferating; multiplicative
Sparganum proliferum (species of worm)
paedogenesis; pedogenesis
broodmare (horse breeding)
reproducing in large numbers; multiplying
reproductive toxicity; reprotoxicity
Sparganum proliferum (species of worm)
assisted reproductive technology; ART
accessory sex organs; accessory genitalia
be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth
be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth
self-propagation; self-fertilization; selfing
fraudulent business practice of luring people into investing by promising high returns
cultivation (of plants); culturing
reproductive toxicity; reprotoxicity
Examples (9 in total)
Rabbits breed quickly.
Rats breed rapidly.
Some animals will not breed when kept in cages.