*: A Kunoichi of the Fu clan, a group of ninja who have served under the Igam family for generations.

Other characters who make non-playable appearances are Kunoichi, Shingen Takeda, Okuni and Goemon Ishikawa.

* Samurai Warriors ( Izumo no Okuni, Nene, Kunoichi )

* There are also films Jiraiya ( 1914 ), Nidaime Jiraiya ( 1917 ), Jiraiya Gōketsu Tan ( 1918 ), Gōketsu Jiraiya ( Jiraiya the Hero, 1921 ), Jiraiya ( also known as Ninjutsu Sanyō Den, 1937 ), Hibari Torimonochō: Jiraiya Koban ( 1958 ), and Kunoichi Ninpō Chō: Jiraiya Hishō ( 1995 ).

They were also featured in the TV series Abarenbō Shōgun ( being the spies and bodyguards for Yoshimune, including Akane, Ayame, Gorōta, Hayate, Osono, Jūmonji Hayato, Koyuki, Kaede, Nagisa, Ōtsuki Hanzō, Saizō, Satsuki and Sukehachi ), as well as in the manga / anime series Ga-rei ( Hattori Naizou, a member of the Judgement Day brigade, was a Oniwabanshu in life ), Gin Tama ( Ayame Sarutobi, Zenzo Hattori and Jiraia ), Lone Wolf and Cub, Peace Maker ( Shinsengumi member Yamazaki Ayumu ), The Dagger of Kamui ( the oniwaban monk Tenkai ) and Yoshimune ( the character Kunoichi, in love with the titular character ).

However, in the 2: 2, it changes the gender to daga, meaning female fish.

Without a pretense to allegorical or mythological meaning, the painting was " the first totally profane life-size female nude in Western art ".

All species are polygynous, meaning dominant males reproduce with more than one female.

Beruryah ( her name is a standard Jewish female name meaning ' the clarity of God ') is a Tannah mentioned by name in the Talmud, who has a female name, has orally been transmitted as a female, and is referred to in the text using the nekava ( feminine Hebrew and Aramaic ) adjectives and adverbs.

An ovum ( plural ova, from the Latin word ovum meaning egg or egg cell ) is a haploid female reproductive cell or gamete.

* Phoebe ( given name ), a female given name meaning " bright and shining "

While the name Sigyn is found as a female personal name in Old Norse sources ( Old Norse sigr meaning " victory " and vina meaning " girl-friend "), and though in surviving sources she is largely restricted to a single role, she appears in the 9th century Haustlöng from pagan times, written by the skald Þjóðólfr of Hvinir.

One theory is derivation from the old German word " Mähre " ( ahd, meaning female horse ), where misinterpretation of the German name Meerrettich (" sea radish ") became Mährrettich (" mare radish ").

The meaning for this name is derived from the number of orifices on a female body.

The word " bitch ", literally meaning a female dog, is a common slang term in the English language, especially used as a denigrating term applied to a person, commonly a woman.

" The Oxford English Dictionary dates the term meaning " female dog " to around 1000 A. D.

Since the word zadeh could refer to either a male or female descendant, Shahzadeh had the parallel meaning of " princess " as well.

A Vulcan female can challenge the proposed bonding by calling for koon-ut-kal-if-fee, meaning " marriage or challenge ", in which a challenger for marriage engages the bonded male in a fight to the death.

They generally are composed of a nü ( 女, meaning " female ") radical which suggests that they originated from matriarchal societies based on maternal lineages.

It can be construed as meaning the woman's father and then husband had control over her, and it means that lines of male descent ( patrilineality ) are seen as primary — that a child has no inherited name tying him or her to female ancestors ( matrilineality ).

" The play seems to be a harshly misogynistic celebration of patriarchy and female submission, and as such, it has generated heated debates about its true meaning.

The largest difference between the opossum and non-marsupial mammals is the bifurcated penis of the male and bifurcated vagina of the female ( the source of the Latin " didelphis ," meaning double-wombed ).

" It is clear that on one level she is referring to a sugar bowl, but the second or hidden meaning refers to her female genitalia ; the sugar is a man's semen.

ZZ Top's song " Tush " uses the prosaic and risque meaning in exact equal portion, as in the band's native Texas " tush " has two meanings: when rhyming with " bush " refers to the female buttocks but when rhyming with " rush " is a slang term for " good enough " or " adequate ".

Marguerite is the French form of a female given name ( English Margaret, Spanish Margarita ) which derives from the Greek Μαργαρίτης meaning " pearl ").

In Greek Mythology, Daphne (;, meaning " laurel ") was a female minor nature deity.

meaning " knowledge ", " principle ", " law " or " system " when found with the prefix " nin " carries the meaning of ninja arts, higher order of ninjutsu.

Fūma 風魔, meaning " devil wind " is the first and oldest shinobi " ninja " clan.

Examples include henji ( 返事 meaning ' reply ', from native 返り事 kaerigoto ' reply '), rippuku ( 立腹 ' become angry ', based on 腹が立つ hara ga tatsu, literally ' stomach stands up '), shukka ( 出火 ' fire starts or breaks out ', based on 火が出る hi ga deru ), and ninja ( 忍者 from 忍びの者 shinobi-no-mono meaning ' person of stealth ').

A creation of The Ninjai Gang, Ninjai is a web-based animation that centers around the life of Ninjai, a young samurai / ninja who is traveling the world looking for meaning and purpose in his life.

* next to another consonant: lándzsa, findzsa, nindzsa, bendzsó, bandzsa, halandzsa, halandzsázik, mandzsetta, Kilimandzsáró, Azerbajdzsán, Mandzsúria ( meaning " lance (< IT lancia ), cup (< TR fincan ), ninja, banjo, cross-eyed, gibberish, gibberish, cufflink (< DE Manschette ), Kilimanjaro, Azerbaijan, Manchuria ", respectively )

During the Edo period, onmitsu ( the term meaning a spy or an undercover detective ) acted as secret agents in security and espionage functions, mainly intelligence and information gathering, sometimes with aid of kobushikata, small groups of lower-class agents posing as mobile manual laborers and working under Iga ninja supervisors.

It has been proposed that Sámi ( presumably borrowed from the Proto-Finnic word ), Häme ( Finnish for Tavastia ) (< Proto-Finnic * šämä, the second ä still being found in the archaic derivation Hämäläinen ), and perhaps Suomi ( Finnish for Finland ) (< * sōme -/ sōma -, compare suomalainen, supposedly borrowed from a Proto-Germanic source * sōma-from Proto-Baltic * sāma -, in turn borrowed from Proto-Finnic * šämä ) are of the same origin and ultimately borrowed from the Baltic word * žēmē, meaning " land ".

Wagner's spelling of Parsifal instead of the Parzival he had used up to 1877 is informed by an erroneous etymology of the name Percival deriving it from a supposedly Arabic origin, Fal Parsi meaning " pure fool ".

Many other sources including Panati's Extraordinary Origins of yesterdays Things say that " yo-yo " was a Tagalog word supposedly meaning " come-come " or " return ".

The name Wetumpka is a historic Creek place word meaning " rumbling waters ", supposedly a description of the sound of the nearby Coosa River as the water falls over the rapids of the Devil's Staircase.

Other interpretations that have been suggested over the years are Beinn Bheag a ' bhFaodhla, supposedly meaning the " little mountain of the ford " and Beinn a ' Bhuachaille, meaning " the herdsman's mountain ".

Stephen Yeates ( 2008, 2009 ) has interpreted the name as meaning " cauldron ; sacred vessel " and linked to the shape of the Vale of Gloucester and the Romano-British regional cult of a goddess with a bucket or cauldron, identified with a Mater Dobunna, supposedly associated with West Country legends concerning the Holy Grail ..

The Slavs and the Byzantines also called them Varangians ( ON: Væringjar, meaning sworn men or from Slavic варяги supposedly deriving from the root " вар "—" profit " as coming from North they would profit by trading goods and not producing them, which had a negative connotation in Slavic culture of that time ), and the Scandinavian bodyguards of the Byzantine emperors were known as the Varangian Guard.

( Tyrahnena, or Tyranena, is supposedly an indigenous name meaning " sparkling waters.

This sparked debates over whether kinship could be resolved into specific organized sets of rules and components of meaning, or whether kinship meanings were more fluid, symbolic, and independent of grounding in supposedly determinate relations among individuals or groups, such as those of descent or prescriptions for marriage.

A metanarrative refers in critical theory, and particularly in postmodernism, to a supposedly comprehensive explanation-a narrative about narratives-of historical meaning, experience or knowledge, which offers a society legitimation through the anticipated completion of an ( as yet unrealised ) master idea.

Strabo ( 13. 1. 48 ) records, but discounts, the claim by " some more recent writers " that Teucer came from the deme of Xypeteones in Attica, supposedly called Troes ( meaning Trojans ) in mythical times.

In it, she argues that the traditional musicological assumption of the existence of " purely musical " elements, divorced from culture and meaning, the social and the body, is a conceit used to veil the social and political imperatives of the worldview that produces the classical canon most prized by supposedly objective musicologists.

The modern meaning of the word is supposedly derived from the storied riches of the Mughal emperors, who for example produced the Taj Mahal.

Odaawaa ( syncoped as Daawaa, supposedly from the Anishinaabe word adaawe, meaning “ to trade ,” or “ to buy and sell ”) is a term common to the Cree, Algonquin, Nipissing, Montagnais, Ottawa, and Ojibwa.

Each club in the Premier League in any given season owns one twentieth of a share in the league itself, meaning that they are all supposedly equal owners with equal rights and responsibilities.

The exact meaning of the name is intentionally unclear, but is supposedly a reference to the Sailor Moon character Rei Hino.

The month of May ( Latin Maius ) was supposedly named for Maia, though ancient etymologists also connected it to the maiores, " ancestors ," again from the adjective maius, maior, meaning those who are " greater " in terms of generational precedence.

( Compare Tyragetae, supposedly meaning " the Getae from the Tyras region ").

At one time messuage supposedly had a more extensive meaning than that conveyed by the words house or site, but such distinction no longer survives.

Some believers in Abrahamic religions try to derive their native languages from Classical Hebrew, as Herbert W. Armstrong, a proponent of British Israelism, who said that the word ' British ' comes from Hebrew brit meaning ' covenant ' and ish meaning ' man ', supposedly proving that the British people are the ' covenant people ' of God.

However, the term was quickly adopted for a much wider meaning, for similar cases of consensus decision-making, which are supposedly typically Dutch.

It has been argued that the term phenomenology has become corrupted in clinical psychiatry: current usage, as a set of supposedly objective descriptions of a psychiatric patient ( a synonym for signs and symptoms ), is incompatible with the original meaning which was concerned with comprehending a patient's subjective experience.