Results, signs of an earthquake

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あげちょうagechou

noun:

  • excess of withdrawals over deposits - from 引き揚げ超過 - abbreviation
からはふkarahafu

noun:

  • karahafu; type of cusped gable
おちぐちochiguchi

noun:

  • mouth (of a river); spout
ちょうそんがっぺいchousongappei

noun:

  • merger of towns and villages
せめくsemeku

noun:

  • torture; pains (of hell)
せきせつりょうsekisetsuryou

noun:

  • amount of snowfall; snow accumulation
かぶきじゅうはちばんkabukijuuhachiban

noun:

  • repertoire of 18 kabuki plays
ではじめdehajime

noun:

  • first appearance (of the season)
れんじゅrenju

noun:

すくいなげsukuinage

noun:

  • variety of beltless arm throw - Sumo term
しょうがいざいshougaizai

noun:

  • (crime of) inflicting bodily injury
あくいんakuin

noun:

  • root of evil; bad cause - Buddhism term Antonym: 善因
たいぎゃくざいtaigyakuzai

noun:

  • (the crime of) high treason
おおぐみoogumi

noun:

  • make-up (of a newspaper)
ないぶりゅうほnaiburyuuho

noun:

  • (of a company) internal reserves
のうほんnouhon Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • delivery of books; presentation copy
なんがnanga

noun:

  • Southern School (of Chinese painting)
おとこいっぴきotokoippiki

noun:

  • shining example of a man
ねくびnekubi

noun:

  • head of a sleeping person
しんおんshin'on

noun:

  • (sound of one's) heartbeat
しんれいがくshinreigaku

noun:

  • study of psychic phenomena; psychics
ようけんyouken

noun:

  • foreign (Western) breed of dog
いみあけimiakeいみあけimiakeきあけkiake

noun:

  • end of mourning
こいぐちkoiguchi

noun:

  • mouth of a (sword) sheath
ところがらtokorogara

noun:

  • character of a particular place

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