Results, ill-will and folly

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じんちくjinchiku

noun:

  • men and animals
せんしょくsenshoku Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • dyeing and weaving
にんめんninmen Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • appointments and dismissal
のうこうnoukou

noun:

  • agriculture and industry
りかがくrikagaku

noun:

  • physics and chemistry
りひrihi

noun:

  • right and wrong
ろうのうrounou

noun:

  • workers and farmers
わようwayou

noun:

  • Japan and Europe
ちょうようchouyou

noun:

  • young and old
ひきhiki

noun:

  • joys and sorrows
じしゃjisha

noun:

  • temples and shrines
しゃじshaji

noun:

  • shrines and temples
こうねつkounetsu

noun / ~の noun:

  • light and heat
ほねみhonemi

noun:

  • flesh and bones

寒風kanpuuga骨身honeminiしみたshimita The cold wind cut me to the bone.

みぎひだりmigihidari

noun:

  • right and left

どこであれdokodeare道路dourowo横切るyokogirutokini右左migihidariwo見るmiruというのはtoiunohaいいiiことkotoda It's a good rule to look both ways before you cross the street anywhere.

さんかいsankai

noun:

  • mountains and seas
きょうがくkyougaku Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • education and learning
うみやまumiyama

adverb / noun:

  • sea and mountains
かぶkabu Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • singing and dancing
りすうrisuu

noun:

  • science and mathematics
けいしつkeishitsu

noun:

  • form and nature
かしかりkashikari Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • lending and borrowing

ようやくyouyakuそのsonootokoto貸し借りkashikari無しnashiになったninatta I am finally quits with the man.

のうげいnougei

noun:

  • agriculture and horticulture
げいぶんgeibun

noun:

  • art and literature
さっちょうsatchou

noun:

  • Satsuma and Choshu

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