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For instance English texts to learn Japanese will refer to ま、み、む、め、も as the Ma
column, and I've even seen this terminology used in translations of Japanese
material (although I unfortunately couldn't find the original text for these)
but I've never seen what the actual words used in Japanese to refer to it are.
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What are the Hiragana columns called in Japanese?
Actually, I think it's more typically thought of as a ~~row~~ line of text.
See for example [Wikipedia](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%81%BE%E8%A1%8C).
The ~~row~~ line that contains ま would be called ま行{ぎょう}, where 行{ぎょう} just
means a line of text/row/column.

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