noun:

• the world of hungry spirits and the world of animals; three evil worlds hell - abbreviation - Buddhism term ➜ 三悪道【さんあくどう】
• three evils (prostitution, drugs and venereal diseases) ［さんあく］

noun / ~する noun:

• sprinkling salt on a raw vegetable and rubbing it in - Food term ➜ 揉む【もむ】

~と adverb:

• up and down; lightly; nimbly; moving in small leaps as a frog or rabbit - onomatopoeia
• casually; (strolling about) without a care - onomatopoeia ➜ ひょいひょい

expression:

• here and there - From French "çà et là"

noun:

• hand, foot and mouth disease; HFMD

noun:

• half awake and half asleep - four character idiom

noun:

• monks and nuns

godan ~す verb:

• to speak slowly and quietly

noun:

• geisha and prostitutes ➜ 芸妓・娼妓

noun:

• katana and wakizashi

noun:

• food and clothing

noun:

• half-human and half-beast ➜ 半人半獣

noun:

• separation of medical and dispensary practice

noun:

• cut of meat comprising the plate and the flank

noun:

• flowers and incense (given as a Buddhist offering)

noun / ~する noun:

• weaken and decline

noun:

• mixed vegetable and seafood tempura ［かき揚げ・掻き揚げ・掻揚げ・掻揚］
• something pulled upwards
• small castle with a simple earthen-walled moat ［かき揚げ・掻き揚げ・搔き揚げ］ - abbreviation ➜ かき揚げ城【かきあげじろ】
• turning up a lamp wick

noun / ~の noun:

• being dissolute and unruly; ruining oneself by leading a fast life - four character idiom

noun:

• calm and peaceful period of time - obscure term

ichidan verb / intransitive verb:

• to make merry and forget one's troubles; to do as one pleases - colloquialism

noun:

• soup with rice bran pickled or salted vegetables (e.g. carrots, daikon or potatoes) and fish (e.g. salmon, gadid or Arabesque greenling) boiled in a salty broth (sake lees is sometimes added) (Hokkaido local specialty dish) ➜ 糠漬け【ぬかづけ】

noun:

• separation of farmers and samurai (system in effect from the Azuchi-Momoyama period until the Edo period)

noun:

• Britain and Germany

noun:

• wind and frost; hardships

noun / ~する noun:

• rise and fall; frequent fluctuations (of the market price) - four character idiom