entering; entrance; attendance; audience; containing; income; earnings
Yuan dynasty (of China; 1271-1368); Yüan dynasty; Mongol dynasty
pitching ability; counter for throws (of a javelin, bowling ball, etc.); counter for casts (of a line)
time for battle; military secrets; strategy
Germanic (people, language, culture, etc.)
flail (for threshing grain)
spear; lance; javelin; lance; (arch.) jeering
(relative) length; advantages and disadvantages; pluses and minuses; strong and weak points
to be mixed in with; to blend with
ji (ancient Chinese halberd)
infantry; infantryman; foot soldier
Western sword (esp. sabre)
sickle; leading question; trick question; sickle-and-chain (weapon); spear with curved cross-blades; gooseneck tenon and mortise joint; (arch.) noisiness
strange; rare; novel; curious
exhibition; display; putting on show
treasuring something of value
change; transition; vicissitudes
water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis); domestic Asian water buffalo; wild water buffalo (Bubalus arnee); Asian water buffalo
earless seal (Phocidae); true seal; seal
imbalance; disproportion; disparity; mismatch; asymmetry
one pair (set) of clothes
to pick up; to pick out (e.g. key points in an article); to single out; to point out
stuffing; filling; packing; padding
killing and wounding; bloodshed
bowstring; string (of shamisen, guitar, violin, etc.); bail (arched pot handle); diagonal levelling wire across the top of a masu
falling over; toppling sideways
(large) gun; artillery; cannon
to compare; to make a comparison (between); to compete (on); to measure (one's strength, ability, etc. against another's)
crossbow (incl. large models operated by a number of people); netted apparatus atop a wall containing large stones, which were dropped onto attackers by cutting the net; slingshot; catapult
lower side; lower edge; lower border; lower hem
counter for jewels in a watch; counter for transistors, diodes, etc. in an electronic product
shaft of an arrow (usu. made of thin bamboo); cornetfish
to remain; to be left over; to be in excess; to be too many