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Japanese-Thai: Longdo Dictionary
綿菓子[わたがし] (n) ขนมสายไหม

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お菓子[おかし] ขนม
お菓子[おかし] (n) ขนม

Japanese-English: EDICT Dictionary
菓子[かし, kashi] (n, adj-no) pastry; confectionery; (P) #4,711 [Add to Longdo]
お菓子(P);御菓子[おかし, okashi] (n) confections; sweets; candy; (P) #12,671 [Add to Longdo]
和菓子[わがし, wagashi] (n) Japanese confectionery; (P) #17,587 [Add to Longdo]
スナック菓子[スナックがし, sunakku gashi] (n) snack food (esp. potato chips, popcorn, etc.); munchie; nosh [Add to Longdo]
引き菓子[ひきがし, hikigashi] (n) ornamental gift cakes [Add to Longdo]
菓子パン[かしパン, kashi pan] (n) sweetened bun [Add to Longdo]
菓子屋[かしや, kashiya] (n) confectionery shop; (P) [Add to Longdo]
菓子器[かしき, kashiki] (n) cake box [Add to Longdo]
菓子皿[かしざら, kashizara] (n) cake dish [Add to Longdo]
菓子司[かしつかさ;かしし, kashitsukasa ; kashishi] (n) Japanese confectionery store (orig. one of high standing, supplying the imperial court, etc.); Japanese confectionery maker [Add to Longdo]
菓子折り;菓子折[かしおり, kashiori] (n) (See 折り箱・おりばこ) box of cakes [Add to Longdo]
菓子箱[かしばこ, kashibako] (n) candy box [Add to Longdo]
菓子鉢[かしばち, kashibachi] (n) bowl for confectioneries [Add to Longdo]
菓子盆[かしぼん, kashibon] (n) cake tray (dish) [Add to Longdo]
干菓子;乾菓子[ひがし, higashi] (n) (See 生菓子・1) dried candies; dried confectionary; cookies [Add to Longdo]
焼き菓子;焼菓子[やきがし, yakigashi] (n) baked sweets [Add to Longdo]
上菓子[じょうがし, jougashi] (n) quality cakes [Add to Longdo]
上生菓子[じょうなまがし, jounamagashi] (n) high-grade Japanese fresh confections (usu. colorful sculpted mochi in seasonal designs around bean paste) [Add to Longdo]
蒸し菓子[むしがし, mushigashi] (n) steamed cake [Add to Longdo]
水菓子[みずがし, mizugashi] (n) (1) jelly dessert; (2) fruit [Add to Longdo]
雛菓子[ひながし, hinagashi] (n) sweets for offering at the Dolls' Festival [Add to Longdo]
生菓子[なまがし, namagashi] (n) (1) fresh Japanese sweets (usu. containing red bean paste); (2) fresh Western sweets (usu. containing cream or fruit, e.g. sponge cake, pie) [Add to Longdo]
盛り菓子[もりがし, morigashi] (n) cakes heaped in a container for a shrine offering [Add to Longdo]
駄菓子[だがし, dagashi] (n) cheap sweets; (P) [Add to Longdo]
駄菓子屋[だがしや, dagashiya] (n) small-time candy store; (P) [Add to Longdo]
茶菓子[ちゃがし, chagashi] (n) tea cakes [Add to Longdo]
唐果物;唐菓物;唐菓子[からくだもの;とうがし(唐菓子), karakudamono ; tougashi ( tou kashi )] (n) deep-fried Chinese pastry (sweetened with jiaogulan) [Add to Longdo]
南蛮菓子[なんばんがし, nanbangashi] (n) (See カステラ, ボーロ, コンペイトー) confections adopted from Portugal, Spain, etc. during the Muromachi period and since Japanized [Add to Longdo]
氷菓子[こおりがし, koorigashi] (n) frozen sweet; sherbert [Add to Longdo]
綿菓子[わたがし, watagashi] (n) cotton candy [Add to Longdo]
餅菓子[もちがし, mochigashi] (n) bean-jam cake [Add to Longdo]
洋菓子[ようがし, yougashi] (n) Western confectionery [Add to Longdo]
練り菓子[ねりがし, nerigashi] (n) Japanese sweets made of bean paste [Add to Longdo]
和菓子屋[わがしや, wagashiya] (n) Japanese-style confectionary store [Add to Longdo]
和菓子店[わがしてん, wagashiten] (n) (See 和菓子屋) Japanese-style confectionary store [Add to Longdo]

Japanese-German: JDDICT Dictionary
お菓子[おかし, okashi] Konditorwaren, -Konfekt [Add to Longdo]
和菓子[わがし, wagashi] japanisches_Konfekt [Add to Longdo]
水菓子[みずがし, mizugashi] -Obst [Add to Longdo]
菓子[かし, kashi] Konditorwaren, Konfekt [Add to Longdo]
菓子屋[かしや, kashiya] Konditor, Konditorei [Add to Longdo]
駄菓子[だがし, dagashi] billiges_Konfekt [Add to Longdo]

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