noun:

• money broker (Muromachi period) - archaism

noun:

• top prize-money earner

adjective:

• hard to attain to

noun:

• Japanese money

noun / ~する noun:

• making a web page hard to find through search engines; avoiding search engines - slang

noun / adjectival noun / ~の noun:

• hard-core (music, porn, etc.); hardcore; hard core (fruit, etc.)

noun:

• electronic money

expression / noun:

• person who steals money from the workplace; embezzler; untrustworthy person

noun:

• hard biscuits; hardtack

noun:

• hard power ➜ ソフトパワー

noun:

• money lender; financier

godan ~す verb / transitive:

• to drink away one's money; to be a sot; to get wasted
• to drink someone under the table

noun:

• unscrupulous sales practice involving expensive hard-to-break contracts - From English "catch sales"

noun:

• egg slow-boiled so that the yolk is hard but the white is still soft (traditionally cooked in a hot spring)

noun:

• money-shortage crisis - abbreviation - From German "Geld" or English "pinch"

noun:

• commodity money

noun:

• hard disk recording; HDR - IT term

noun:

• hard solder ➜ 軟鑞

noun:

• remaining money; change ➜ 釣り銭

expression:

• lend your money and lose your friend - proverb

adverb / ~する noun:

• sound of two hard thin objects rubbing together; crunch crunch - onomatopoeia

noun / ~する noun:

• driving someone too hard

noun:

• money needed to buy a geisha or prostitute out of bondage ➜ 身請け

expression / adverb:

• as hard as one can; with one's whole heart ➜ 捩じり鉢巻き

expression / ichidan verb:

• to raise money