bake-danuki
bake-danuki noun: a yokai that is commonly associated with the Japanese raccoon dog or tanuki, sometimes reputed to be able to shapeshift into other things or people and possess human beings.
Noun
bake-danuki (plural bake-danuki)
- A yokai that is commonly associated with the Japanese raccoon dog or tanuki, sometimes reputed to be able to shapeshift into other things or people and possess human beings.
Forms of bake-danuki
| plural | bake-danuki |
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Origin of bake-danuki
Borrowed from Japanese 化け狸.
Questions about bake-danuki
- What does bake-danuki mean?
- Bake-danuki means a yokai that is commonly associated with the Japanese raccoon dog or tanuki, sometimes reputed to be able to shapeshift into other things or people and possess human beings.
- What part of speech is bake-danuki?
- Bake-danuki is a noun.
- What is the plural of bake-danuki?
- The plural of bake-danuki is bake-danuki.
Words near bake-danuki in the dictionary
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