とう
Meanings
Noun
Suffix
Baseball
1. pitching ability
Counter
Sports
2. counter for throws (of a javelin, bowling ball, etc.)
3. counter for casts (of a line)
Pitch accent
と
う
Used in vocabulary (49 in total)
throwing down; dropping; airdrop; investment
investment
to throw; to cast (e.g. vote, light, shadow); to devote oneself (e.g. to a cause); to invest; to put in; to administer (medicine); to give
throw; throwing; throwing event (e.g. javelin, discus, shot put)
pitching and batting
mailing; posting
administration; medication; dosage
pitching in consecutive games; making multiple posts (on a website); posting multiple comments
Fiscal Investment and Loan Program; FILP
submitting a haiku (for publication)
letter (e.g. of complaint); letter to the editor; letter from a reader; contribution (to a newspaper, magazine, etc.)
bad throw; wild throw
prostration; placing knees, hands and forehead on the ground to show utmost respect
voting; ballot; poll; vote
contribution (to a newspaper, magazine, etc.); submission; post (on a blog, social media, etc.)
imprisonment; incarceration
projection (of an image)
stone throwing; (throwing) stone
pitching; throwing a ball; bowling (in cricket); pitched ball
resignation; giving up the game for lost
speculation; venture; stockjobbing; gambling (on stocks)
floodlight; floodlight projector
projection; ejection
continuing to pitch; staying at one's post; staying on at work
wild pitch; wild throw; throwing error
lodging; putting up at a hotel
number of votes (cast)
way of throwing (esp. in baseball); throwing technique; pitching technique
going the whole distance; pitching a whole game
investment trust
dropping a bomb; bomb drop; slingstone
good (nice) pitching
agreement; coincidence; congeniality
casting and counting votes
pitching with all one's strength
contributor (e.g. to a newspaper); correspondent
pitch-pot (stick-throwing game)
soft pitch
good pitch
angle of projection or incidence
investment and lending
starting pitcher
pitchers fly
interjection
investment strategy
thrownness; philosophical concept (Geworfenheit in German) introduced by Heidegger