はいhai
1.

A fine powdery substance that remains after something has been burned completely, often associated with the remnants of organic materials or other burnable items.

2.

The residue left from combustion, symbolizing destruction or transformation, and may carry connotations of loss, memory, or the passage of time in various cultural contexts.

3.

The byproduct of incineration, often found in places where fire has occurred, which can serve as a reminder of what was once present, highlighting themes of mortality and change.

Example:

すべては燃えてとなった。

はいhai
1.

An organ found in amphibians and higher vertebrates that facilitates respiration by exchanging gases between inhaled air and blood, consisting of a pair located within the thoracic cavity, surrounded by pleurae, and containing numerous alveoli where this gas exchange occurs.

2.

The primary organ of the respiratory system, essential for breathing, structured as a pair located in the chest area, involved in the intake of oxygen and the expulsion of carbon dioxide, and commonly affected by respiratory diseases.

3.

A vital structure in vertebrates that enables air breathing, characterized by its alveolar configuration that allows efficient gas exchange, and analogous to the swim bladder in fish.

Example:

喫煙が彼のを冒した。

はいhaiはたhataはいhai
1.

A small, often flat drinking vessel used primarily for serving and consuming alcoholic beverages, particularly sake. It is traditionally associated with rituals and social gatherings, where it plays a role in ceremonial exchanges of drinking between individuals.

2.

A term used to denote a specific quantity of liquid, commonly for counting portions of drinks or food, similar to how one would refer to servings in Western contexts.

3.

An object that symbolizes a bond or agreement between people, especially in contexts where shared drinking is part of a formal ceremony or vow, signifying unity or commitment.

4.

A traditional utensil recognized for its cultural significance in Japanese drinking customs, often used in celebratory or formal occasions, reflecting social connection and etiquette.

Example:

アメリカではやコーヒーメーカーを結婚式で花嫁にプレゼントすることがよくあります。

はいhai
1.

A term that refers to the state of being defeated or losing in a competition or conflict, often used in contexts such as sports or battles.

2.

A countable noun used to quantify instances of losing in matches or contests, reflecting the frequency of defeat.

3.

A concept that encompasses not just the act of losing, but also the implications and consequences that arise from defeat in various situations.

はいhai
1.

A game piece used in traditional Chinese board games, particularly in Mahjong, typically made of bamboo with ivory or bone materials attached, totaling one hundred thirty-six tiles.

2.

An object that serves as a significant marker or component within a gaming context, often representing various values or characters essential for gameplay.