Vocabulary

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semi-cursive style (of writing Chinese characters); running style

Noun

surrender; submission; capitulation

Noun

smell and taste; flavour; flavor

Noun

high altitude

Noun

vigour; vigor; virility; health; sturdiness

na-Adj

number or size of periodicals or pictures; type size

Noun

compound word

Noun

national flower

Noun

national wealth

Noun

severe criticism; sharp criticism; scathing criticism; diatribe; panning

Noun

black terracotta; black soil

Noun

gill net

Noun

to regret

Verb

yearning; longing for; deep affection

Noun

to die; to pass away

N5 Verb

greasy; fatty; oily

i-Adj

to arrive at (e.g. a decision); to reach (a stage); to attain

N3 Verb

female flower; pistillate flower

Noun

nourishment; nutrition

Noun

to die down (storm, anger, conflict, etc.); to calm down; to cool off; to abate; to be settled; to be brought under control

N1 Verb

to rule; to govern; to reign over; to administer; to manage (e.g. a household)

N3 Verb

to arrange beforehand; to make a sign to each other; to conspire

Verb

earring

Noun

self-consciousness

Noun

natural selection

Noun

shichi-go-san; 7-5-3 day; festival day for children aged 7, 5 and 3 held on or around November 15

Noun

lack of harmony; lack of balance; lack of coordination; malfunction

N1 Noun

to become damp; to become moist; to become wet

N3 Verb

phototypesetting

Noun

to throw away; to cast away; to dump; to discard

N4 Verb

to boil down; to concentrate (soup, milk, stock, etc.)

Verb

to boil; to simmer

Verb

to borrow; to take out

Verb

to check; to compare

Verb

to be in full bloom; to blossom in full glory; to be in fullness of bloom

Verb

to pay no attention to (while listening); to take no notice of; to ignore; to let go in one ear and out the other

Verb

to fall and pile up (e.g. snow); to lie thick

Verb

self-immolation

Noun

chieftain

Noun

gloom; sadness; melancholy; despondency; cares; worries

Noun