expression / godan ~す verb:

• to straighten up one's back (e.g. stand up straight, sit up straight); to hold one's head high

adverbial noun / temporal noun:

• one's early days; little while

noun:

• one's business - archaism - polite language
• reading of scriptures before a (statue of) Buddha
• bargain; discount
• money paid to a prostitute or geisha

noun:

• calculating in one's head

noun:

• the five Ws and one H (who, what, when, where, why and how)

noun:

• one mind; the whole heart; wholeheartedness

noun:

• guardian deity of pregnant women, newborn babies and one's birthplace

expression / godan ~す verb:

• to try one's strength

noun:

• one's hand being completely concealed; not having called any tiles - Mahjong term - From Chinese

noun:

• one's family and followers; one's whole clan - four character idiom

noun / ~の noun:

• the one before last; two generations, etc. previous

noun:

• pung (or kong) of south tiles when south is both the round wind and one's seat wind (yaku) - Mahjong term ➜ 連風牌

noun:

• between one's eyes; before one's eyes; space where one's left and right eyesight meet

noun:

• everything one owns

noun / ~する noun:

• quitting one's job as a government official to return to live quietly in one's own native region

noun:

• one pair (poker)

ichidan verb / intransitive verb:

• to sleep in an awkward position and wake with a crick in one's neck

expression / noun:

• one ten-thousandth

noun:

• money to see one over the New Year period

noun:

• one hit; one drink; one toke - slang

expression / godan ~す verb:

• to love one's child too much for their own good; to love one's daughter so much as to make her a nun [literal] - obscure term

noun:

• rotating warning light similar to the one on a patrol car - abbreviation - From English "patrol light" ➜ パトカー

expression / godan ~く verb:

• to take one's place; to take one's position; to go into position; to line up

godan ~く verb / transitive:

• to accept an object and hold it reverently over one's head

noun / ~する noun:

• drawing one's sword