Results, a teeter-totter

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はのねhanone

noun:

  • root of a tooth; fang
しこんshikon

noun / ~の noun:

  • root of a tooth; fang
じどうがjidouga

noun:

  • pictures drawn by a child
しちねんきshichinenki

noun:

  • seventh anniversary of a death
しゃがいはっしんshagaihasshin

noun:

  • external (to a company) communications
かりにげkarinige

noun:

  • running away from a debt
しゅきょうしつshukyoushitsu

noun:

  • home room (in a school)
しゅじこうのうshujikounou

noun:

  • chief effect (of a medicine)
しゅじんもちshujinmochi

noun:

  • samurai attached to a daimyo
しゅやくshuyaku

noun:

  • principal agent (in a medicine) - Medicine term
てをきるtewokiru Inflection

expression / godan ~る verb:

  • to cut off (a relationship)
寿じゅぞうjuzou

noun:

  • statue (of a living person)
ではずれdehazure

noun:

  • end; extremity (of a village)
じゅんけっしょうせんjunkesshousen

noun:

  • semifinal game of a tournament
おんなさんにんよればかしましいonnasannin'yorebakashimashii

expression:

  • three women make a market - proverb
しょうほうshouhou

noun:

  • news of a victory
じょうそうかいjousoukai

noun:

  • upper floor (of a building)
うわひもuwahimo

noun:

  • outside string (on a package)
じょうよくjouyoku

noun:

  • upper wing of a plane
のりならすnorinarasu Inflection

godan ~す verb / transitive:

  • to break in (a horse)
のりとばすnoritobasu Inflection

godan ~す verb:

  • to tear along (a road)
じょうにんいいんjounin'iin

noun:

  • member of a standing committee
たたみおもてtatamiomote

noun:

  • facing of a tatami mat
しんしょうshinshou

noun:

  • genuine case (of a disease)
ひとらしいhitorashii

expression:

  • like a decent person; human

Kanji

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