• Kaze no Yoroi
• Kamaitachi no Jutsu
• Kaze Kiri
• Daikamaitachi no Jutsu
• Kaze no Yaiba
2007-11-17 14:09:05 · 2 answers · asked by Andreios 3 in Society & Culture ➔ Languages
風「かぜ」（kaze）＝ wind
の（no）＝ possessive particle
鎧「よろい」（yoroi）＝ armor
鎌鼬「かまいたち」（kamaitachi）＝ wind that causes cut on body
術「じゅつ」（jyutsu）＝ skill, art, means. Note that 美術「びじゅつ」（bijyutsu）means ‘art’, and literally it means ‘skill of beauty’ or something like that
切り「きり」（kiri）＝ to cut
大「だい」（dai）＝ big. It is mainly used to emphasis on something that is larger, or stronger
刃「やいば」（yaiba）＝ Japanese sword
風の鎧「かぜのよろい」（kaze no yoroi）＝ wind armor
鎌鼬の術「かまたいちのじゅつ」（kamaitachi no jyutsu）＝ art / skill of kamaitachi
風切り「かぜきり」（kaze kiri）＝ wind cut
大鎌鼬の術「だいかまたいちのじゅつ」（dai kamaitachi no jyutsu）＝ Strong / super kamaitachi skill / art
風の刃「かぜのやいば」（kaze no yaiba）＝ sword of wind
2007-11-17 15:43:49 · answer #1 · answered by sub 4 · 2⤊ 1⤋
1 crazy? no you are!
2karate, not ju jitsu
3crazy kitty
4dalmatians? not shitsu
5 none of the above
2007-11-17 14:20:01 · answer #2 · answered by fabiolo lara 2 · 2⤊ 2⤋