Kuroi kiri
Kiri
Kiri. (Pronounced, for all intents and purposes, like "key" and "ree" like in 'reed.')
In Japanese, 赤 (aka) means red and 霧 (kiri) means mist/fog, so you could say 赤い霞 (akai kiri) to indicate a red mist/fog.
Hara Kiri or Seppuku, depending on how it's done.
You can say 'kiri ippai' or 'kiri ga kakatta'.
Seppuku.
Kiri
Kuroi kiri
Kiri
Kiri. (Pronounced, for all intents and purposes, like "key" and "ree" like in 'reed.')
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In Japanese, 赤 (aka) means red and 霧 (kiri) means mist/fog, so you could say 赤い霞 (akai kiri) to indicate a red mist/fog.
fog
Hara Kiri or Seppuku, depending on how it's done.
Nurud Dholam
Many various meanings, it depends on how it is written (specific kanji) and where it is used. I.e.: 霧 : fog, mist 切り : stop, finish (noun) / just, only (like futari kiri means 'just the two of')/ limits, bounds etc