(n) lectureship
chair
course
(P)
(n) platform
stage
upper seat
pulpit
(v5s,vt) (1) to sit
to squat
(2) to be implicated
(n) (1) sitting
(2) stability
(P)
(v5r,vi) (1) to sit
to squat
(2) to assume (a position)
(3) to hold steady
to hold still
(P)
(n) member of a theatrical troupe
(n) at one's right
at one's side
on hand
(n-t) daily life
sitting and lying down
(n,vs) classroom learning (as contrasted to practical training)
classroom lecture
(n) (Buddh) round cushion used for Zen meditation (traditionally made of woven bulrush leaves)
(n) (MA) Aikido seated defence (defense)
(n) entertainment
fun
amusement of the company
(n) sedentary work
(n) metal washer
(n) buckling
(n) theater proprietor
theatre proprietor
producer
(n) one's sitting height
(n) ischium
ischial bone
(n) suppository
(n,vs) remaining an idle spectator
looking on unconcernedly (doing nothing)
(n) temple's head priest
(n,vs) stranding
running aground
(n,vs) stranding
running aground
(n) throne
(the place of) a nobleman's seat
(n,vs) running aground
being stranded
(n,vs) (commander, visiting dignitary) going on board (warship, plane)
(n) sedentary work
(n,vs) living in idleness
(n,adj-no) seat
(P)
(n) zazen (seated Zen meditation, usu. in a cross-legged position)
(P)
