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Compounds of

  • (n) hand game (e.g. rock, paper, scissors)
  • (n) fist
    (P)
  • (n,n-suf) authority
    right (to do something)
    (P)
  • (n) (1) dog (Canis (lupus) familiaris)
    (2) snoop (i.e. a detective, a spy, etc.)
    (n-pref) (3) counterfeit
    inferior
    useless
    wasteful
    (P)
  • (n) inkstone
  • (n) silk
    (P)
  • (n) (1) territory (pre-Taika: under the Yamato court; Heian: under a provincial governor, etc.)
    (2) (arch) countryside
  • (n) (1) prefecture (of Japan)
    (2) county (of China)
    (P)
  • (n) shoulder
    (P)
  • (n) view (of life, etc.)
    outlook
  • (n-suf,n) looking
    viewing
  • (exp) (uk) (fem) yours sincerely (used to sign off on letters)
    respectfully yours
  • (n,adj-na) (arch) intelligence
    genius
    scholarship
    virtue
  • (suf,ctr) houses
    buildings
  • (n) (1) eaves
    (2) narrow aisle surrounding the core of a temple building
    (P)
  • (n) (1) key
    (2) lock
    (P)
  • (n) key (of a piano, etc.)
  • (n,adj-na) (1) steepness
    steep place
    (2) harsh (look)
    sharp (tongue)
  • (adj-na) (1) exposed
    scanty
    bare
    unconcealed
    naked
    (2) public
    open
  • (n,adj-na) (1) (arch) exposure
    clarity
    (n) (2) (abbr) exoteric Buddhism
  • (n) (1) mark
    (2) symbol
    (3) evidence
  • (n) trial
    test
  • (n) (1) (math) unknown (e.g. in an equation)
    (2) (math) element (of a set)
    (3) yuan (monetary unit of China)
    (4) Yuan dynasty (China)
  • (n) (1) origin
    source
    (2) base
    foundation
    (3) cause
    (4) ingredient
    (5) (somebody's) side
    (somebody's) location
    (6) original cost (or capital, principal, etc.)
    (7) trunk
    (8) first section of a waka
    (P)
  • (n,adj-no,n-adv,n-pref) former
    ex-
  • (pref) original
    primitive
    primary
    fundamental
    raw
  • (n) comrade
    fellow
  • (n) field
    plain
    prairie
    tundra
    moor
    wilderness
    (P)
  • (n-suf) suffixed to words indicating a class of people to create a plural (esp. in impolite contexts)
  • (adj-t,adv-to) strict
    stern