富士

Etymology
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Proper noun

 * 1) Fuji
 * 1) Fuji
 * 1) Fuji

Etymology
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From.

Noun

 * 1)  a hill resembling Mount Fuji
 * 2) an incense made of  aromatic wood
 * 3)  female genitalia

Etymology
First attested in the .

Etymology continues to be debated, theories include:
 * From, commonly associated with volcanoes by the.
 * Consider also 🇨🇬, including the element.
 * (2017) proposes a derivation from 🇰🇲. He also abandons the Ainu etymology based on his Proto-Ainu reconstructions.

This kanji spelling first appeared in a variant of the ' and in the ' (797 ), possibly relating to a folk etymology of +  climbing the mountain. Multiple other folk etymologies exist, such as. All the folk etymologies rely on  readings, a trait that Vovin finds unsatisfactory due to the reliance on Chinese morphemes to spell an ancient Japanese placename.

Proper noun

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