ぞく
Meanings
Suffix
1. tribe; race; people; family
2. group (of people who share a common feature); gang; lot; bunch
Noun
Suffix
Zoology
3. tribe (taxonomic rank)
4. group (in the periodic table)
Pitch accent
ぞ
く
Top 39800
Used in vocabulary (153 in total)
family
nobility; aristocracy; peerage
patriarch; head of a family
family; relatives; dependents; household
race; tribe; species; genus; stellar population (i.e. population I, II and III)
tribe
powerful family; powerful clan
class of demons; demonic race; family of demons
royalty; royal family
people; race; nation; ethnic group; ethnos
same family (race, tribe)
one's class (and legal domicile)
relative; relation; kin
clan; family
family of gods; clan of gods; tribe of gods
Felis (genus containing the domestic cat)
Felis (genus containing the domestic cat)
family of samurai lineage; person with samurai ancestors; shizoku; the second of three official classes in Japan in 1869-1947, consisting of former samurai
young motorcycle-riding delinquents; bōsōzoku
peerage (in Japan; 1869-1947); nobility; aristocracy
Semites
tribe; branch family
Hominini; tribe comprising humans, chimpanzees and bonobos
indigenous people; aborigines; indigenes
person of a different bloodline; person not related by blood; different race; different tribe
nomadic tribe; nomadic people; nomadic race
putting an entire family to death; eradicating a whole family
agricultural people
person who moves a lot for their job; family who moves a lot for the primary breadwinner's job
nine nearest generations of relatives; four generations back, oneself, and four generations to come
useless employees (shunted off by a window to pass their remaining time until retirement)
pork-barrel politician; special-interest politician; politician lobbying for the benefit of the private industries to which they are connected
three types of relatives (e.g. father, children and grandchildren; parents, siblings, wife and children; etc.)
one's family or clan
Huns (nomadic people)
clan; clique
aquatic fauna; aquatic animals
five races under one union (Han, Manchurians, Mongolians, Hui, Tibetans; founding principle of the Republic of China); harmony of the five races (Manchurians, Han, Mongolians, Koreans, Japanese; official policy of Manchukuo)
Goths; Gothic peoples
cannibals; cannibal tribe
Masai (people); Maasai
Manchu (people)
direct ancestors; ascendant
Cham (people)
small family
Mongolian people
(of plants) growing in clusters; growing gregariously
Han race; Han people
smokers forced to smoke outside; (lit.) firefly tribe
barbarian tribes surrounding ancient China
language family; family of languages
Mongolian people
Takenoko Tribe; teenagers who dressed flamboyantly and danced in Harajuku, Tokyo, from the late 1970s to the mid 1980s
execution of an offender's entire family as a deterrent to others (predominantly in Chinese history)
Indo-European languages
Miao (people); Hmong
ancient clan
dissolute postwar youths
Mohicans (Native American tribe); Mahicans
declining or impoverished aristocracy
vrooming motorcycle gangs; noisy biker gangs; reckless motorcycle riders; (lit.) thunder tribe
vrooming motorcycle gangs; noisy biker gangs; reckless motorcycle riders; (lit.) thunder tribe
relative; relation; family tie
Kayan people
group of politicians who support construction interests; (lit.) construction tribe
people (esp. kids) who spend a lot of time in the streets (of their residential areas), being noisy; group of politicians who support highway construction interests; (lit.) highway tribe
Bantu peoples
Bantu peoples
Karen (people)
street racers on circular expressways
Ainu race; Ainu people
subgroup (in the periodic table); subtribe
the night owls
Diet members with a special interest in education
Zhuang (Chinese ethnic minority group); Chuang
San (people)
Sherpa (people)
Yao (people)
Algonquin (nation)
interracial marriage; miscegenation
hostess bar recruiters, etc. dressed in black suits; young delinquents wearing black at Aomori's Nebuta festival
Gaoshanzu; Gaoshan; indigenous tribes of Taiwan
Yi people (of China)
expense-account spenders
couple with older man and younger woman; May-December romance
hereditary social class (under system in use 1869-1947)
family of functions
housing project dwellers
platinum group
rockabillies
halogen family elements
Hui (Islamic ethnic minority group of China)
nitrogen group (group 15 of the periodic table)
Altaic (family of languages)
Sino-Tibetan (family of languages)
Sino-Tibetan (family of languages)
Tagalog (people)
Khoi (people); Khoikhoi; Khoi-khoin
Quechua (people); Quecha; Quichua
Tamil (people)
Dravidian (people)
Dravidian (people)
Li (people)
Bugis (people)
people who study or work while listening to the radio (or watching television, etc.)
Kinh (people); Vietnamese (people)
low-ranking samurai (1870-1872)
prosthetic group
Semang people (Negrito ethnic group of the Malay Peninsula)
ant tribe (Chinese university graduates who have failed to find well-paid jobs)
Nahuatl (people)
Lacandon people
Jarawa people (Andaman islands)
aromaticity; aromatic property
Toda people
Bombini (tribe comprising the bumblebees)
Bovini; tribe comprising domestic cattle, etc.
thumb tribe; thumb generation; people who are constantly typing on their phones with their thumbs; pachinko addict
illegal mountain-road racers; illegal road racers
oxygen family element; chalcogen
Japonic languages
Miyuki-zoku; Miyuki tribe; young people dressed in an Ivy League-inspired style who frequented Miyuki Street, Ginza, in the summer of 1964
backpacker (esp. mid-60s to end-70s)
backpacker (esp. mid-60s to end-70s)
Thai (people)
Dinka people
Yami people; Tao people
aromatization
Salar people
Salar people
Dongxiang people
Dongxiang people
carefree young people who spend all their income; (lit.) moonlight clan
young people in China who reject societal pressures to overwork and overachieve
Taroko people (indigenous Taiwanese people); Truku people
Hoa (people); Vietnamese Chinese (people)
Naxi people (Laos, Myanmar, etc.)
Manchu (people)
Barazoku (gay men's magazine; 1971-2011)
Examples (5 in total)
There is no furniture in the houses of the Incas.
The Mayas made their balls out of rubber.
There are people called Incas in South America.