object OBUJEKUTO (n), ate (n), atte (n), bussho_ (n), buttai (n), kakutai (n), kyakutai (n), meate (n), mokutekibutsu (n), mono (n), monomo_su (n), shushi (n), tai (n), taisho_tai (n)
object (computer) santai (n)
object (fr:)(fr: objet) OBUJE (n)
object (gram) kakugo (n), kyakugo (n), mokutekigo (n)
object (of worship, study, etc) taisho_ (n)
object at rest seibutsu (n)
object being sought sagashimono (n)
object cut off at the end shirikire (n)
object d'art geijutsusakuhin (n)
object left in a person's charge azukemono (n)
object lesson tazannoishi (n)
object of a verb hinji (n)
object of adoration honzon (n)
object of an application gan'i (n)
object of desire kinteki (n)
object of worship hontai (n)
object of worship housed in a Shinto shrine and believed to contain the spirit of a deity goshintai (n)
object placed in tokonoma okimono (n)
object set aside or held in reserve totteoki (n)
object which conceals the head of a nail kugikakushi (n)
object which is mixed in konnyu_butsu (n)
object-oriented OBUJEKUTOORIENTEDDO (n), OBUJEKUTOSHIKO_ (n)
objection OBUJEKUSHON (n), fudo_i (n), fufuku (n), fusho_ (n), fusho_chi (n), fusho_daku (n), hanron (n,vs), hantai (n,vs), igi (n), iken (n), inaya (n), iron (n), izon (n), ko_gi (n), kujo_ (n), mo_shibun (n,vs), monoii (n,vs)
objectionable literature kaibunsho (n)
objective ho_shin (n), kyakkan (n), meboshi (n), mokuhyo_ (n), mokuteki (n), neraidokoro (n), saki (n)
objective (symptoms) takakuteki (adj-na)
objective case hinkaku (n), mokutekikaku (n)
objective symptoms takakusho_ (n), takakusho_jo_ (n)
objectivism kyakkanshugi (n)
objectivist kyakkanshugisha (n)
objectivity kyakkansei (n), kyakkanteki (adj-na)
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