chikara gami
chikara gami noun: sheets of paper used by rikishi to wipe their lips after the ritual cleansing with chikara mizu.
Noun
chikara gami (uncountable)
- Sheets of paper used by rikishi to wipe their lips after the ritual cleansing with chikara mizu.
Origin of chikara gami
From Japanese 力紙 (chikara-gami, “strength paper”).
Questions about chikara gami
- What does chikara gami mean?
- Chikara gami means sheets of paper used by rikishi to wipe their lips after the ritual cleansing with chikara mizu.
- What part of speech is chikara gami?
- Chikara gami is a noun.
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