掲示板 Forums - Words doubled in the dictionary

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Additionally, several of the definitions of しし are duplicated; 2 mean flesh, 2 mean lion-dog statue, 2 mean lice, 4 mean gardenia.

Technically not exactly duplicates, but still worth considering if they should be combined.

Done, thanks!

ついで: I’m not really sure if these are the same word or not. If not, some clarification would be nice.

Cleaned up 差し！

いぶる

Done!

Weirdly, when I search for "to die" instead of "しぬ", the 氏ぬ entry appears without the "Also written as: 死ぬ" note.

I can’t get it to appear no matter what search terms I try. Maybe Michael is editing the database right now?

Jisho does display a "disclaimer" for 氏ぬ: Jocular, humorous term, Internet slang. Intentional use of incorrect kanji.

From what I know, it originated on 2channel. To get around writing the taboo 死ね, a number of replacements were used, like 氏ね or 市ね (for their し reading). タヒね was also used (for its appearance, looking like the bottom half of 死) and タヒる also appears in JMDICT as "Internet slang".

Now there are 2 死ぬ entries after 氏ぬ's definition was updated.

Also だんぼーる & いんちき:

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Also けち has duplicates that it seem extend to almost every word it appears in:

けちる, けちくさい, けちつける, けちをつける, けちんぼう, & けちんぼ all have multiple entries for けち being written in kanji/hiragana/katakana.