Vocabulary

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Common words · 29,477 · 4281–4320

science (natural sciences and related fields, incl. mathematics, engineering, medicine, etc.)

N2 Noun

track and field; athletics

Noun

bloodshed

Noun

ryokan; traditional Japanese inn

N4 Noun

ryotei; traditional Japanese restaurant (esp. a luxurious one)

Noun

recuperation; medical treatment

Noun

one-hundredth; 0.3 mm (one-hundredth of a sun); 0.1 percent (one-hundredth of a wari); 0.0375 grams (one-hundredth of a monme)

Noun

round of calls; tour of visitation

Noun

love; romance; tender passion; emotion; affections

N1 Noun

64th note; hemidemisemiquaver; semidemisemiquaver

Noun

(audio) recording

N2 Noun

battle of words; debate; argument; dispute

Noun

proposal; offer; report; proposition; notice; request

Noun

statement; account (of something); declaration; allegation

Noun

discount; reduction; rebate

N2 Noun

overwhelming strength; extremely strong person; powerhouse; very strong player; very strong team

Noun

gathering; meeting; assembly; collection; attendance

N3 Noun

weekly holiday

Noun

dirt; filth; stain; blot; spot

N1 Noun

inside the House; inside the Diet

Noun

business office; place of business

Noun

rally; recovery; comeback; rollback

Noun

sacrifice fly

Noun

sidewise crawl (e.g. of a crab); crawling sideways

Noun

established by a ward; ward; municipal

Adj

negative statute; law against something

Noun

official match; regular game; regular-season game; formal match

Noun

counter for questions

Other

selling or divesting in unwanted stocks; hiding bad loans

Noun

national polity

Noun

disorder; disturbance; unrest

Noun

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force; JGSDF

Noun

great mountain; large mountain

Noun

credit union

Noun

coastal; seaside; oceanfront; maritime

Noun

rebellion

Noun

election campaign; political campaign; campaigning; electioneering; canvassing

Noun

survival

Noun

important person

Noun

moving forward (e.g. plans); acceleration (e.g. of payment schedule); front-loading

Noun