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ちょきぶねchokibune

noun:

  • long, thin, roofless small boat (used as a river taxi during the Edo period)
かたたがへどころkatatagahedokoroかたたがえどころkatatagaedokoro

noun:

  • place where one spends the night to avoid travelling in an unlucky direction - the へ is pronounced as え in this word - archaism 方違え方塞がり
しぞめshizome

noun:

  • outset; beginning; starting (things) 手始め
  • resuming work after the New Year's vacation 仕事始め
しろかきshirokakiold Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • preparing a rice field for planting by flooding it and tilling the soil
ぶんこくほうbunkokuhou

noun:

  • laws established by daimyo applicable only in their own domain (during the Warring States period) 戦国大名
しまだまげshimadamageしまだわげshimadawage

noun:

  • pompadour-like hair style, popular for unmarried women in the Edo period; shimada coiffure 島田【しまだ】
たてごとtategoto

noun:

  • koto erected in one's yard as decoration during the Festival to Plead for Skills - archaism 乞巧奠
わぶんたいwabuntai

noun:

  • literary style from the Heian era onwards, often mainly in kana and written by women
しもしたにおよばずshimoshitanioyobazu

expression:

  • talking so fast that even a four-horse coach cannot catch up to the words
きつねけんkitsuneken

noun:

  • game similar to rock, paper, scissors, with the hand gestures fox, hunter and village headman
フランベルジュFURANBERUJUフランベルジェFURANBERUJEフランベルクFURANBERUKUフランヴェルジュFURANVYERUJUフランベルグFURANBERUGU

noun:

  • flamberge; sword with undulations in the blade - From French or German
じょたんjotan

noun:

  • paper-covered frame put over a hearth or brazier to make the fire last longer
ボクっこBOKUkkoぼくっこbokukko

noun:

  • young woman who uses the first person pronoun "boku" - manga slang オレっ娘
でオチdeOCHIでおちdeochi

noun:

  • getting big laughs just from appearing on the stage (or screen, etc.) 落ち
きどくスルーkidokuSURUU Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • reading but not responding to a text message (in the chat application LINE) - colloquialism スルー
どりdori

suffix noun:

  • samurai receiving this much rice as a fee - after a quantity
  • offering of rice cake containing this much rice
  • person receiving this amount of money as a salary - obsolete term
いまima

adverbial noun / noun:

  • now; the present time; just now; soon; immediately; (one) more

imanoアナウンスANAUNSUhananiだったdattaのですnodesuka What did the announcement just say?

ぜんいんzen'in

adverbial noun / noun:

  • all members (unanimity); all hands; the whole crew; everyone; everybody

委員iinha全員zen'in出席shussekiしているshiteiru The committee members are all present.

じしゅjishu Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • surrender (to the authorities); giving oneself up; turning oneself in

そのsono犯人hanninha警察keisatsuni自首jishuしたshita The criminal gave himself up to the police.

げんじてんgenjiten

noun:

  • present point (i.e. in history); at the present time
ふうりょくfuuryoku

noun:

  • wind power

prefix:

  • force (level on the Beaufort wind speed scale)

風力fuuryokuha安価ankadeクリーンKURIINnaエネルギーENERUGIIgenですdesu Wind is a cheap and clean source of energy.

みせびらきmisebiraki Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • starting a business
  • opening a store (for the day)
いちごichigooldイチゴICHIGO

noun:

  • strawberry (esp. the garden strawberry, Fragaria x ananassa)

いちごichigohaいまimagaシーズンSHIIZUNda Strawberries are in season at the moment.

ちなみにchinamini

conjunction:

  • by the way; in this connection; incidentally; in passing

ちなみにchinaminiウチのUCHInoクリニックKURINIKKUからkara数百メートルMEETORUno近場kinbaniランプRANPUga建設中kensetsuchuuですdesu Incidentally a motorway ramp is being constructed in the neighbourhood, a few hundred metres away, of my clinic.

あたまうちatamauchiずうちzuuchi

noun:

  • reaching a peak; reaching the limit; plateauing; maxing out

離婚率rikonritsuhaやがてyagate頭打ちatamauchiになるninaruでしょうdeshou Divorce rates might reach a plateau soon.

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