(n-adv,n-suf) each respectively
(P)
(pref) every (usu. with events, e.g. every weekend)
each
(P)
(n) (uk) yew plum pine (Podocarpus macrophyllus)
(n) (1) curtain
bunting
(n,ctr) (2) act (in play)
(P)
(n) membrane
film
(P)
(n,n-suf) (1) pillow
bolster
(2) introduction (e.g. to a rakugo story)
lead-in
(P)
(n) (1) tuna (edible fish, Thunnus spp.)
tunny
(2) northern bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus)
(n) (1) tuna (edible fish, Thunnus spp.)
tunny
(2) northern bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus)
(3) (sl) dead lay (someone who is inactive during sexual intercourse)
(P)
(n) Japanese spindletree (Euonymus japonicus)
(n) (uk) trout
sea trout
(n) (1) measuring container
measure
(2) box (seating at a theatre, etc.)
(3) square on a grid
cell of a grid
(adv,conj,pref) (uk) again
and
also
still (doing something)
(n) (1) crotch
crutch
groin
thigh
(2) fork (in a tree, road, river, etc.)
tines (of a fork)
(adv,conj,pref) (uk) again
and
also
still (doing something)
(P)
(n) (arch) top end
tip
(P)
(n) (arch) new shoots
new growth (of a tree)
(n-adv,n-t) end
close
future
finally
tip
top
trivialities
posterity
youngest child
(P)
(n-adv,n) (1) the end of
(2) powder
(P)
(n) bubble
foam
froth
head on beer
(prt) (uk) until
till doing
as far as
(P)
(prt) (uk) as it is
as one likes
because
as
(prt) (uk) as it is
as one likes
because
as
(n) cocoon
(P)
(n) (1) (arch) I
(2) (person having) thin or shaved eyebrows
(suf) (3) affectionate suffix for names of young men or pets
(adv,pref) many
all
(num) (1) 10,000
ten thousand
(n) (2) myriads
(P)
(num) (1) 10,000
ten thousand
(n) (2) myriads
(n-adv) (3) everything
all
(n) full (years, etc.)
(n) vine
tendril
(adj-na,n) (1) flavor
flavour
taste
(2) charm
style
(3) experience
(adj-na) (4) smart
clever
witty
strange
(P)
