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幸先さいさき

さいさき · saisaki

noun

Sign (of things to come)

  • good omen, good sign

Other ways to say “sign” in Japanese →

さいさきが
Heiban

flat · what is pitch accent?

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What does 幸先 mean?

Sign (of things to come). It can also mean: good omen, good sign.

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さいさき (saisaki). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.

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Sign (of things to come)