えり
Meanings
Noun
1. collar; lapel; neckband; neck
I straighten my collar a bit.
2. nape of the neck; scruff of the neck
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (42 in total)
nape of the neck
(around the) neck; nape; collar (at the front of a coat, kimono, etc.); collar area
scarf (esp. one worn for warmth); muffler
(around the) neck; nape; collar (at the front of a coat, kimono, etc.); collar area
stand-up collar
hairline at the nape of the neck; nape
nape of the neck
collared; having a collar; (appearance of) one's collar when wearing multiple kimonos; (arch.) (financial) circumstances; (arch.) lifestyle
hairline at the nape of the neck; nape
neckline (of dress, etc.)
scarf (esp. one worn for warmth); muffler
jewellery worn at the neck or collar of Western clothing (brooch, necklace, choker, etc.); necktie
ruff; ruffled collar; ruffed collar
to straighten oneself; to straighten one's clothes and one's posture; to adopt a more serious attitude
quality collar for an under kimono
lapel badge; collar badge
stand-up collar; standing collar; mandarin collar
stand-up collar; standing collar; mandarin collar
round collar (of Western clothing)
white collar; white lapel
neckpiece (on a kimono)
lining of the collar
collar points; tip of a collar
collar points; tip of a collar
turned-down collar; turndown collar; lapel
turned-down collar; turndown collar; lapel
collar; area around the collar; counterclockwise (when seated in a circle); anti-clockwise
same-colored neckband (coloured)
white powder for use on the neck (e.g. by geisha)
protective collar on kimono or bed clothes
neckband lining
height of the neck
usu. the drop between collar and bottom hem on kimono, yukata, etc.
neckband (of a shirt)
back of a collar; grabbing the back of the opponent's collar (in judo)
back of a collar; grabbing the back of the opponent's collar (in judo)
collar core (stiff fabric, etc. inside a collar)
red-necked phalarope (Phalaropus lobatus)
choanocyte; collar cell
back of a collar; grabbing the back of the opponent's collar (in judo)
Examples (7 in total)
Look, your collar is crooked.
It was cold, so I turned up my coat collar.
Also, your shirt collar is sticking up.