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palau371@gmail.com replied,
I've encountered in a medical booklet the next:
Bo blechoel melatech er a telemall e bilii er a kaze.
what is KAZE?
palau371@gmail.com replied,
In Japanese KAZE means "wind" (i think everybody heard about kamikaze, lit. "holly wind"), another meaning of KAZE in Japanese is "cold" (= rakt el tereter). but none of two meanings fits the example above...
mngiruchelbad@gmail.com replied,
Gauze bandage is kaze.
mngiruchelbad@gmail.com replied,
It's not Japanese, it's English 'gauze'
johnbent@gmail.com replied,
Aleks, can you send me the medical booklet please? Or do we already have it?
Correct. Kaze is En for gauze.
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Aleks, can you send me the medical booklet please? Or do we already have it?
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japanese word KAZE in Palauan created by palau371@gmail.com on 2016-12-23 15:14:51