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How do you say fire heart in Japanese?
meinu
How do you say fire wolf in Japanese?
Fire wolf is kaji ookami in Japanese. However, there are many words for fire in Japanese, and I am not certain if kaji is the best word to use in this context. Other words for fire in Japanese are "hi" and "ka".
How do you say fire tiger in Japanese?
hi no tora
How do you say fire demon in Japanese?
Hi no akuma
How do you say fire explosion in Japanese?
Kasai bakuhatsu
How do you say fire master in Japanese?
火マスター
How do you say golden fire in Japanese?
Ōgon no kasai
How do you say blast of fire in Japanese?
Hi no bakuhatsu
How to say little fire in Japanese?
'Little fire' translates toå°ã•ãªç‚Ž (chiisana honoo) in Japanese.
How do you say fire bomb in Japanese?
火炎瓶 Kaenbin
How do you say black fire in Japanese?
黒火 Kuro-hi
How do you say Fire lady or princess in Japanese?
Kasai josei or Ōjo
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