wound; injury; chip; crack; flaw; defect
consideration; thoughtfulness; sympathy; compassion; feeling; kindness
reading; reading (of a kanji, esp. kun reading); reading (e.g. of a situation); insight
loser; defeated person; the defeated
(something) despised; (something) made light of
gathering; place where people gather; (arch.) police station; (arch.) camp; (arch.) barracks
opposite side; other side; over there; that way; the other party; the other person
coming and going; traffic; road; street; association; socializing
pet saying; favorite phrase (favorite); stock phrase; manner of talking
to be careful; to pay attention; to take care
good; OK; all right; fine; very well; will do
questioning; interrogation; examination (of a witness)
(arch.) it is not so; no; never mind
to see through (a plot, lie, etc.); to penetrate into; to discover; to find out
hamlet; subunit of village; burakumin area
to go through; to pass through; to get through; to cut across
looking directly at; looking straight at; looking squarely at (e.g. a problem); facing (e.g. the truth); normal vision; emmetropia
two times; twice; two degrees
living in the mountains; house in the mountains
call; visit; inquiry; enquiry; question
your husband; her husband
loose articles (not packaged with other things); bulk items; individual items; coins; small change
high-ranking noh actor; head of a school of noh performance; high ranking courtesan (esp. in Yoshiwara) (Edo-period); jōruri narrator; manzai narrator; female role actor in kabuki; low ranking priest in a Shinto shrine
preparing to flee; being ready to run away
separation (e.g. of rubbish when recycling); classification; discrimination; division; distinction
whispering into a person's ear
Kusunoki Masasue (?-1336.7.4)
companion; fellow; group; company; member of the same category (family, class)
alone; by oneself; on one's own
traditional cap worn by Shinto clergy and courtiers; crown; diadem; top kanji radical; first verse of a haikai, etc.; best; peerless
showy; loud; gay; flashy; gaudy
zigzag-shaped paper streamer often used to adorn Shinto-related objects; hornbeam (deciduous tree in the birch family)
best regards; please take care of; please do