noun:

• barakah (type of spiritual power in Islam); baraka - From Arabic

noun:

• trot (as in horse riding) - abbreviation ➜ 跑足

noun:

• travelling east from Kyoto (in ancient times) (traveling)

noun:

• vowel (in the Siddham script) - From Sanskrit "matr" ➜ 悉曇

counter:

• counter for carriages (e.g. in a train); counter for vehicles ➜ 両【りょう】

noun:

• Satsuma (ancient province located in present-day Kagoshima prefecture)
• sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) - abbreviation ➜ 薩摩芋【さつまいも】

noun:

• bestowing peerage by imperial edict (in ancient China); document bestowing peerage

noun:

• chink (e.g. in fence); gap (e.g. in hedge) ➜ 垣間見る

noun:

• brother (usu. in names of films, companies, etc.) ➜ ブラザーズ

noun:

• application (to take part in); registration

noun / ~する noun:

• scattering (in all directions)

noun:

• analog input channel (e.g. in process control) - IT term

noun:

• genital character (in psychoanalysis)

godan ~る verb / intransitive verb:

• to become extremely serious (in attitude); to look solemn; to assume a solemn air - usu. as 真面目くさった or 真面目くさって

noun:

• Artemisia (genus of a between 200 to 400 species of plants in the daisy family Asteraceae) ➜ 蓬・アルテミシア属

noun:

• Suica (rechargeable prepaid IC card that can be used as a train pass in the greater Tokyo, Osaka and Sendai regions and also as electric money in some stores) ➜ パスモ

~と adverb:

• splintering or cracking (e.g. in a strong wind) - onomatopoeia

adverb / ~と adverb:

• soft, light rustling (e.g. leaves in the wind) - onomatopoeia

noun:

• latticed shutters (in traditional Japanese and Chinese architecture) - Architecture term

noun:

• form of astrology based on the Xiuyaojing (brought to Japan in the Heian period) ➜ 宿曜

noun:

• five ranks of nobility (in Japan, 1868-1946) ➜ 公爵【こうしゃく】・侯爵【こうしゃく】・伯爵【はくしゃく】・子爵【ししゃく】・男爵【だんしゃく】

noun:

• dilation (of a sound wave in acoustics)

suffix noun:

• superior to (e.g. professional, etc. in ability or achievement) ➜ 裸足【はだし】

noun:

• ignoring (one thing) for (another) ➜ 其方退け【そっちのけ】

noun:

• charity (in Christian theology); caritas

noun:

• someone unable to fulfil their shopping needs (esp. in areas of depopulation or due to lack of transport); people who have been cut off from the retail sector; shopping refugee [literal]