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[1] An arrow, Japan.
[2] A bow in Salar, a Tibetan dialect. |
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Ya Bane |
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The feathers of an arrow, Japan. |
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Ya Bumi |
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A letter attached to an arrow to be shot, Japan. |
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Ya Dane |
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A supply of arrows in a quiver, Japan. |
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Ya Done |
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Projecting flanges on the checks of a menpo (face guard) to stop arrows. |
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Ya Haki |
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A fletcher of arrows, Japan. |
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Ya Jiri |
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The head of an arrow, Japan. |
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Ya no Ha |
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The feathers of an arrow, Japan. |
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Ya Saki |
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The point of an arrow, Japan. |
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Ya Tsugi |
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Fixing an arrow to a bow, Japan. |
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Ya Zama |
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An embrasure form which to shoot with a bow, Japan. |
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Yaba |
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A place for practicing archery, Japan. |
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Yabusame |
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To shoot with a bow at a target from horseback while the horse is moving, Japan. |
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Yadzutsu, Utsubo |
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An arrow case consisting of a long bow with a short cover on one side near the end, Japan. |
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Yagara |
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The shaft of an arrow usually made of reed, Japan. |
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Yama Gata |
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A mound behind a target to stop arrows, Japan. |
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Yanagi Ha, Yanagi Ba |
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A type of Japanese arrow, usually straight sided and of diamond section but varying in size and shape. |
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Yano |
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The shaft of an arrow, Japan. |
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Yano-Ne |
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[1] A Japanese arrow head which came in four main types: Yasagi-ha, willow leaf;
[2] Togari-ha, pointed but wide than type 1; [3] Karimata, forked and [4] Watakasi, barbed. |
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Yo Kyu |
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A small bow used for amusement, Japan. |
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Yoppiki |
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To draw an arrow to the head, Japan. |
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Yubukuro |
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A bag or case for a bow, Japan. |
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Yumi Dame |
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A form used to give a bow it's permanent curves, Japan. |
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Yumi Yari |
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A spear head to fit the tip of a bow, Japan. |
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Yunde |
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The left hand of an archer, Japan. |
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Yuzuka |
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The handle of a Japanese bow. |
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