noun:

• confidential report to the ruler of the country of astronomical events and their astrological interpretation - archaism

expression / godan ~う verb:

• to chase after two hares; to try and do two things at the same time - idiom ➜ 二兎を追う者は一兎をも得ず

noun:

• summary site; aggregator; type of site which features summaries of online discussion threads and blogs ➜ まとめる

noun:

• rock 'n' roll; rock and roll

adverb:

• very much; very many; more and more

noun / ~する noun:

• quiet and secluded life; quiet retreat; idle life

ichidan verb / intransitive verb:

• to be presumptuous; to be clever and forward

noun / ~の noun:

• mid-to-long term; medium and long term

godan ~す verb / transitive:

• to pinch and crush; to pinch out

expression:

• by far; far and away; by all odds

godan ~す verb:

• to do thoroughly; to check through and through

noun:

• Liberal Democratic Party, Komeito and Democratic Socialist Party - abbreviation

expression:

• day and night; turning night into day

godan ~る verb / transitive:

• to rip out (and take); to tear out

noun:

• error correction; error detection and correction - IT term

noun:

• equivalence operation; IF-AND-ONLY-IF operation; IFF - IT term

noun:

• something; something or other; so-and-so ➜ 何とか彼とか

noun:

• pen drawing; pen-and-ink drawing

noun:

• bicolor goatfish (Parupeneus barberinoides); half-and-half goatfish

noun:

• wisdom obtained from meditation - Buddhism term
• wisdom and meditation - Buddhism term

expression / noun:

• all the gods and goddesses; all the deities - Shintō term ➜ 八百万【やおよろず】

noun:

• Red Army; Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army

noun:

• bag; sack; pouch
• skin of an orange (and other like fruits)
• dead end
• plot of land surrounded by water

auxiliary verb:

• (those) who are; (that) which is; often used in relation to qualifications and requirements for a position; in the capacity of - after a noun, usu. as 〜たる者, etc. ➜ たり・たるや

noun:

• firm-sided backpack made of leather, etc. (used by Japanese elementary schoolchildren, often red for girls and black for boys) - From Dutch "ransel"