noun:

• ether - From Dutch

noun:

• hand-operated electric generator (used in Edo-period medical treatment) - From Dutch "elektriciteit"
• electricity - orig. meaning - archaism ➜ 電気

noun:

• canon
• cannon - also written as 加農 - abbreviation - From Dutch "kanon" ➜ カノン砲

noun:

• water outlet; tap; faucet - From German "Kran" or Dutch "kraan"

noun:

• lantern (esp. handheld oil lamp); hurricane lamp - From Dutch "kandelaar"

noun:

• quinine - From Dutch "kinine"

noun:

• saffron - From Dutch "saffraan"

noun:

• syringe (usu. a bulb syringe); dropper; fountain pen filler - From Dutch "spuit"

noun:

• canvas; duck; sailcloth; burlap; sackcloth - From Dutch "doek"

noun:

• Sunday - From Dutch "zondag"

noun:

• poultice; cataplasm - also written 巴布 (ateji) - From Dutch "pap" ➜ パップ剤
• pup; puppy ［パップ］
• Pap (smear, test, etc.) ［パップ］ ➜ パップスメア・パップテスト

noun:

• red iron oxide; rouge - From Dutch "Bengala" ➜ 紅殻

noun:

• drill press; drilling machine - From Dutch "boor-bank"

noun:

• sailor - From Dutch "matroos"

noun:

• arrack (grain or rice wine); arak - From Dutch

noun:

• low-lying land reclaimed from the sea - From Dutch "polder"

noun:

• red iron oxide; rouge - From Dutch "Bengala" ➜ 弁柄

noun:

• soda - From Dutch

noun:

• polyurethane rubber - abbreviation - From German "Urethan" or Dutch "gom"

noun:

• Kaliglas; potash glass - From Dutch

noun:

• glass; glassware - From Dutch "diamant"
• diamond - orig. meaning - obsolete term

noun:

• cork - From Dutch "prop"

noun:

• kraft paper - From Dutch "patroon"

noun:

• gangway; ramp - From Dutch "trap"

noun:

• tart - From French "tarte"
• roll of sponge cake with sweetened beans - From Dutch "taart"