Compounds of 所

• 寝所
  (n) bedroom
• 随所
  (n) everywhere
  (P)
• 政所
  (n) (Heian or Kamakura era) government office
  titled lady
• 他所
  (n) another place
  somewhere else
  strange parts
• 他所
  (n) another place
  somewhere else
  strange parts
• 台所
  (n,adj-no) kitchen
• 台所
  (n,adj-no) kitchen
  (P)
• 大所
  (n) wealthy family
  important person
  bigwig
• 大所
  (n) wealthy family
  important person
  bigwig
• 短所
  (n) defect
  demerit
  weak point
  disadvantage
  (P)
• 地所
  (n) estate
  plot of land
• 地所
  (n) estate
  plot of land
• 茶所
  (n) tea-growing district
• 長所
  (n) strong point
  merit
  virtue
  advantage
  (P)
• 適所
  (n) the right place
• 屠所
  (n) abattoir
  slaughterhouse
• 当所
  (n) this place
  this office
• 同所
  (n) the same place
  the same address
  the said place
• 屯所
  (n) post
  quarters
  military station
  police station
• 内所
  (n,adj-no) (1) secrecy
  confidentiality
  privacy
  secret
  (2) one's circumstances (esp. fiscal)
  (3) kitchen
• 難所
  (n) rough spot
• 入所
  (n,vs) entrance
  admission
  imprisonment
  internment
  (P)
• 納所
  (n) temple office (for receiving offerings or donations)
  (historical) office for storing land taxes
• 能所
  (n) (Buddh) subject and object
  activity and passivity
• 配所
  (n) place of exile
• 番所
  (n) guard house
• 彼所
  (ok) (pn,adj-no) (1) (uk) there (place physically distant from both speaker and listener)
  over there
  that place
  yonder
  (2) that far (something psychologically distant from both speaker and listener)
  that much
  that point
• 彼所
  (ok) (pn,adj-no) (1) (uk) there (place physically distant from both speaker and listener)
  over there
  that place
  yonder
  (2) that far (something psychologically distant from both speaker and listener)
  that much
  that point
• 彼所
  (pn,adj-no) (1) (uk) there (place physically distant from both speaker and listener)
  over there
  that place
  yonder
  (n) (2) (col) genitals
  (3) that far (something psychologically distant from both speaker and listener)
  that much
  that point
• 彼所
  (pn,adj-no) (1) (uk) there (place physically distant from both speaker and listener)
  over there
  that place
  yonder
  (n) (2) (col) genitals
  (3) that far (something psychologically distant from both speaker and listener)
  that much
  that point