てつ
Meanings
Noun
1. iron (Fe)
Adjective (の)
Noun
2. strong and hard (as iron)
Noun
Suffix
Abbreviation
3. railway
Noun
Colloquialism
4. railway enthusiast
Kanji used
iron
Pitch accent
Top 2200
Used in vocabulary (88 in total)
railroad; railway; rail transport
underground train; subway
made of iron
iron pipe; steel pipe; metal pipe
iron rod; iron bar; iron club; horizontal bar (gymnastics)
iron man; strong man
impudence; shamelessness; brazenness; arrogance; audacity; effrontery
armor; armour; armor plate; armour plate
iron manufacture
iron kettle
iron rust; iron hydroxide
elbowing (someone); rejection; rebuff
iron (content)
private railway
reddish-black; iron blue
iron pot; iron pan
(barbed) wire entanglements
scrap iron
iron material
(iron) dumbbells; (pair) of dumbbells
short blade; small weapon; epigram; pithy saying
metal ring; metal hoop; trivet; train wheel; train
iron maiden (torture device)
wire mesh net; net made out of metal wire
iron mask (worn by samurai)
sword that cuts iron
scrap iron
sago cycad (Cycas revoluta); king sago palm; sago palm; Japanese sago palm
scrap iron
(medicinal) iron preparations
railway police; railroad police
(iron) dumbbells; (pair) of dumbbells
gold and iron; firmness; adamancy
scrap iron; scrap metal
steel helmet
railway enthusiast who enjoys riding trains
iron-deficiency anemia; iron-deficiency anaemia
iron glaze (pottery)
iron sulfate; ferrous sulfate; ferric sulfate
slate gray unpatterned cloth
iron salt; ferric salt
Tieguanyin (variety of oolong tea)
railfan; rail fan; rail buff; train buff
dark steel blue
iron sulfide; iron sulphide
iron overload; hyperferremia
private railway
railfan; rail fan; rail buff; train buff
iron hydroxide; ferrous hydroxide; ferric hydroxide
composite vessel construction (wood, iron, etc.)
iron yeast; iron-enriched yeast
non-ferrous
deferrization; iron removal (using a magnet, etc.)
mother who is interested in trains
heme iron
potassium ferrocyanide; potassium ferricyanide
galvanized iron; galvanised iron
Tiele people; a Central Asian Turkic people
Nippon maple (Acer nipponicum)
Examples (14 in total)
Is it made of iron?
Gold is heavier than iron.
A magnet attracts iron.