ケキKEKI・キャクKYAKU・コウKOU・キョウKYOU・まぐさmagusa

an aquatic grass; the stalks of which are eaten as a vegetable

リョクRYOKU・ロクROKU・かりやすkariyasu

the green bamboo; greenish bamboo

ヒHI・ヘイHEI・ハツHATSU・バチBACHI

the castor-oil plant (also used for other plants)

ホウHOU・フFU・フウFUU・かぶらkabura

the rape-turnip

コウKOU・ギョウGYOU

fragrant plant the root is medicinal

カイKAI・かいちゅうkaichuu

the common intestinal worms; the tape-worm

カKA・ラRA・じがばちjigabachi

the solitary wasp

エンEN・ケンKEN・いなごinago

the larva of locust

インIN・みみずmimizu

the earthworm

スイSUI・シSHI

species of tortoise found near the mouth of the Yellow River

インIN・タンTAN・ドンDON・しみshimi

the insect, commonly known as the silver-fish, which destroys books, clothing, etc.

ラRA・カKA・かたつむりkatatsumuri

the solitary wasp

ケンKEN・ケイKEI・ケKE・やすでyasude

the millipede sometimes confounded with the grow-worm; bright; clear

ジJI・ニNI

the blood of a sacrificial fowl which was sprinkled on the doors and vessels

サイSAI・シャSHA・サSA

the open seam of a garment which allows freedom of movement

コンKON・なるnaru

border or band on the edge of a dress

テイTEI・チョウCHOU・ジョウJOU・はだかhadaka

to take off the clothes and expose the body; to carry in the girdle

カイKAI・エE・ふところfutokoro・なつかしいnatsu.kashii・なつかしむnatsu.kashimu・なつくnatsu.ku・なつけるnatsu.keru・いだくida.ku・おもうomo.u

to carry in the bosom or the sleeve; to wrap; to conceal

コウKOU・ケンKEN・キンKIN

the sound of a crash

シンSHIN・いわんやiwa.n'ya・はぐha.gu・はぎhagi

much more; still more; the gums

ソウSOU・ズZU・みつぐmitsu.gu

tribute paid in cloth by the tribes in Szechwan and Yunnan under the Han dynasty

フFU・あしのこうashinokou

the instep

キャクKYAKU・キャKYA・カクKAKU・あしashi

the foot or feet; cast of a play

キKI・かたあしkataashi

the shin; to pierce; to touch

チョウCHOU・ジョウJOU・ふむfu.mu

to skip; to dance; to put the foot down