Vocabulary

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erecting (a temple, Buddhist statue, etc.)

Noun

hip (of roof)

Noun

evil eye

Noun

tigereye; tiger's-eye

Noun

military base

Noun

leaf apex; tip of the leaf

Noun

norovirus

Noun

destination (of a delivery); consignee

Noun

legal measure; legal action

Noun

compassionate; merciful; benevolent; charitable; humane

i-Adj

situated deep in the mountains

i-Adj

regular student (undergraduate or graduate)

Noun

exchange or research student (as opposed to regular undergraduate or graduate)

Noun

Diet session up to the creation of the budget

Noun

remainder of the Diet session after the creation of the budget

Noun

extraordinary Diet session; extraordinary session of the Diet; session of the Diet convoked by the Cabinet by need or house request

Noun

(something) mixed with rain (snow, wind, etc.)

Phrase

childish; immature; green

i-Adj

Humane King Sutra

Noun

Humane King Sutra

Noun

out of control; out of hand; unmanageable

Phrase

both groups; both factions

Noun

conjugation table; conjugation chart; declension table

Noun

splitting or merging of municipalities

Noun

abolishing and establishing

Noun

dividing and uniting

Noun

exchange and consolidation (of lands)

Noun

Hyottoko; comical male character with puckered, skewed mouth

Noun

same sort; same kind; same genus; homologous; congeneric

Adj

oysters cooked in the shell

Noun

dried up waterfall; dry waterfall

Noun

vortex filament; vortex line

Noun

goods buried during the ground-breaking ceremony for a temple

Noun

Do Not Enter; No Entry; Wrong Way

Phrase

English Speaking Society; English Study Society; English conversation club

Noun

intersection (of sets); common set

Noun

to meddle (in someone's affairs); to poke one's nose into; to interfere

Phrase

one's mind; one's thoughts; one's heart

Phrase

to come to one's senses; to recover consciousness; to feel relieved; to feel relaxed

Phrase

to gesture to come closer; to beckon; to call; to summon

Verb