Results, meaning of life

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たいりくいどうせつtairikuidousetsu

noun:

  • theory of continental drift
たいしょtaisho

noun:

  • beginning of the world
ぜっこんzekkon

noun:

  • root of the tongue
さしゆsashiyu

noun:

  • (addition of) hot water
きほようkihoyou

noun:

  • diversion; change of pace
のうぜいがくnouzeigaku

noun:

  • amount of tax due
おとこざかotokozaka

noun:

  • steeper of two hills
こころうつりkokoroutsuri

noun:

  • change of heart; fickleness
しんぞうひだいshinzouhidai

noun:

  • enlargement of the heart
ようほんyouhon

noun:

  • book of Western origin
おうからんまんoukaranman

noun:

  • riot of cherry blossoms - four character idiom
はつごおりhatsugoori

noun:

  • first ice of winter
とこいりtokoiri Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • consummation of a marriage

結婚kekkonha天上tenjouにおいてnioite行われokonaware床入りtokoiriha地上chijouniおいてoite行われるokonawareru Marriages are made in heaven and consummated on earth.

きょうえいkyouei

noun:

  • competitive showing of films
かいじkaiji

noun:

  • explanation of a kanji
かいごkaigo

noun:

  • comprehension (of a word)
だんがいさいばんしょdangaisaibansho

noun:

  • (Japanese) Court of Impeachment
せんりひんsenrihin

noun:

  • spoils of war; booty
だつりょくdatsuryoku Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • exhaustion; draining of strength
つきなかばtsukinakaba

adverb / noun:

  • middle of the month
がいかかくとくgaikakakutoku

noun:

  • acquisition of foreign currency
がいしどうにゅうgaishidounyuu

noun:

  • introduction of foreign capital
げだいgedai

noun:

  • title (of a play)
きのかkinoka

noun:

  • smell of new wood
こうしkoushi

noun:

  • man of noble character

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