noun / ~する noun:

• multi-post (as frowned upon in newsgroups and web forums) - IT term

noun:

• person skilled (in the art of doing something)

noun:

• enswell (tool used in boxing to apply pressure to an injury)

noun / ~する noun:

• sampling (e.g. in signal processing)

noun:

• recognition and guarantee, by the shogunate, of ownership of the inherited estate of a samurai who pledged allegiance to it (in the Kamakura and early Muromachi periods) - four character idiom

noun:

• Shughni (language spoken in Pamir mountains in Afghanistan and Tajikistan)

noun:

• corridor connecting an annex to a pond-side building (in traditional palatial-style architecture) ➜ 中門・寝殿造り

godan ~す verb:

• to boil, then discard the liquid (in order to remove astringency)

noun:

• question time (section of proceedings in parliament)

noun:

• Yangtze River (in China)

noun:

• Fuyutopia (government program to help create a winter living environment in northern Hokkaido)

noun:

• bowing one's head (in respect or worship); worship

suffix noun:

• respectfully yours - after one's own name at the end of a letter - honorific language

noun / ~する noun:

• touchdown (as in rugby, etc.)

noun:

• leading group (of runners in a marathon, etc.); leading pack

expression / ichidan verb:

• to take great care (in doing); to pay attention; to be careful

noun:

• short program (in figure skating) - Sports term

noun:

• temporary shrine (houses the object in which the deity resides when main shrine is under repairs) - Shintō term

noun:

• caravan (e.g. of Hui Muslims in China) - obscure term

noun:

• (in China) 6th note of the ancient chromatic scale (approx. G) ➜ 十二律・双調
• fourth lunar month

noun:

• climate sensitivity (e.g. to changes in CO2 levels)

noun:

• Janjaweed (militia in Sudan)

noun:

• critical hit (in video games)

noun:

• (going) the pure love stories route (in movie making) - four character idiom

noun:

• traditional Japanese steel (e.g. used in swords)

noun:

• Chypre fragrance (family of scents including sage, lavender, and oak moss, used in perfumes)