noun:

• pen spinning; spinning a pen around between the fingers

noun:

• thread knot (end of the thread tied up to a knot)

expression:

• without hesitation; without a qualm; at the drop of a hat

expression / godan ~る verb:

• to know something by direct experience; to know through the skin [literal]

noun:

• withered reeds (esp. reeds that have withered in the winter)

noun:

• break in the snow; patch of ground not covered in snow

noun:

• first lull of the year; lull on New Year's Day

noun:

• brown bear (esp. the Ussuri brown bear, Ursus arctos lasiotus) ➜ 羆

expression / godan ~う verb:

• to wait and see; to see how the land lies

expression:

• good evening (greeting, e.g. in emails sent in the evening) - Tōhoku dialect

expression / adverb:

• still more; even more; much more; all the more; further

expression / ~の noun:

• increased; greater

expression:

• this very day; today is the day (that ...); today for sure

noun:

• Koya paper; Japanese paper produced in the vicinity of Mt. Koya ➜ 和紙

yodan ~る verb (archaic) / intransitive verb:

• to be far away from the city; to be remote - archaism

noun:

• construction state; civil engineering state; country dominated by the construction industry

adverb / expression:

• at this stage; at this point; now (contrasting with the past)

noun:

• brawl outside the stadium; fighting outside ring (wrestling); ring-side battle

noun:

• common talk; talk of the town; words of many people

adverb:

• never; by no means; not in the least; in no way - with neg. verb

noun:

• after-treatment; post-treatment; post-processing; dealing with the aftermath

noun:

• Hades (Greek god) ➜ プルートー
• Hades; the underworld (in Greek mythology)

noun:

• cult of the open air; pleinairism; pleinairisme
• painter of pleinairisme; pleinairist

noun:

• miswriting a word; using the wrong kanji to write a word - four character idiom ➜ 魯魚の誤り【ろぎょのあやまり】

noun:

• miswriting a word; using the wrong kanji to write a word - four character idiom ➜ 魯魚の誤り【ろぎょのあやまり】

noun:

• lex talionis; the law of talion; an eye for an eye - Law term - From Latin "talio"