noun:

• small child (esp. a servant child in the Heian-period imperial palace) - archaism

noun:

• nurse (trans: angel in white)

noun:

• continuous session (e.g. trading in a stock exchange); zaraba

noun:

• Japanese huchen (Hucho perryi) (salmonoid fish found in Hokkaido that grows up to 1.5 meters)

noun:

• delicate technique (in sumo, judo, etc.); little trick; subtle maneuver

expression / noun:

• fruits of one's wife's labour (in assisting her husband's career, e.g. by running the household)

~と adverb / adverb:

• deeply immersed (in water, mud, etc.) - onomatopoeia
• pushing something deep inside a soft object - onomatopoeia
• very drunk - onomatopoeia

adjectival noun:

• soaked with water - onomatopoeia

noun:

• area fill (in printing)
• half-tone dot meshing - IT term

noun:

• initiation of debate (e.g. in parliament)

noun:

• treble range (in Japanese music); high note

noun:

• Qi (kingdom in China during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Period of the Warring States); Ch'i

noun:

• bianzhong (ancient Chinese musical instrument; bronze bells set in a wooden frame, played with a mallet) ➜ 鐘

noun:

• follow pan (in filming)

noun:

• TV and radio listings (in newspaper, etc.) ➜ ラテ

noun:

• five residences for court ladies (in the inner Heian Palace) ➜ 後宮

noun:

• (in) a state of rest

noun:

• registry (in Windows OS) - IT term
• registry; register; collection of records

noun / ~する noun:

• lifting and recovery (e.g. in marine salvage)

noun:

• leading party (e.g. in parliament); dominant party

noun:

• winning system (as in horse racing)

noun:

• piroshki (Russian pierogi; meat and eggs, etc. baked in bread) - From Russian "pirozhki"

noun / ~する noun:

• locking sword to sword (in a duel) and pushing

noun / ~する noun / ~の noun:

• fierce, close-fought competition

noun:

• Eviota partimacula (species of pygmy goby found in the Marshall Islands)

noun:

• Trimma sheppardi (species of goby found in the Indo-West Pacific)

noun:

• Apristurus (genus of catshark in the family Scyliorhinidae known as ghost or demon catsharks)