to drive (e.g. a horse, carriage); to control; to manage; to govern; to rule
to wake up; to awake; to awaken to (instinct, ability, perception, etc.); to become aware of; to come to one's senses
extinction; annihilation; destruction
to be flustered; to lose one's presence of mind
acknowledgement; acknowledgment; recognition; cognition
contemplation; meditation
grand; formal; ceremonial; (feeling) awkward; self-conscious; embarrassed
in general; generally; as a whole; all in all; altogether
transformation; variation; metamorphosis; modification; deformation; variety
to coil around; to follow about; to be related to; to concern; to be associated with
source (of a river); fountainhead; source; origin; root
feather; plume; wing; shuttlecock (in badminton)
group; bunch; crowd; group
horse; horse racing; promoted bishop; knight (court card in mekuri karuta and unsun karuta)
to jump up; to spring up; to jump (market, price, etc.); to rise sharply; to act rashly; to jump the gun
to bark; to howl; to howl (of the wind); to roar (of the sea); to yell; to shout
to kick; to refuse; to reject; to stamp (on the ground); to firmly press one's feet (against something)
cliff; precipice; precipice; brink of a dangerous situation
horn; antler; antenna; feeler; horn-like projection (e.g. peaks of whipped cream)
to hit (e.g. with a car); to knock down; to reject; to eliminate; to refuse (e.g. a request); to deny; to flip
to jump up; to spring up; to move around; to bounce up and down; to pound (of one's heart, e.g. with excitement); to throb
to fly about; to jump about; to bustle about
to surround; to crowd around; to gather around; to encircle; to besiege
(how) many times; (how) often
gravel; ballast; pebbles; child; rugrat; ankle-biter
even; flat; level; calm; peaceful; uneventful
ball (for sport, games, etc.); kemari; type of football played by courtiers in ancient Japan
to amuse oneself; to make merry
to die; to pass away; to lose spirit; to lose vigor; to cease; to stop
waterfall; (arch.) rapids
oracle; revelation; divine message
kithara (ancient Greek musical instrument); cithara
to become pale; to turn pale
to collapse (physically or emotionally); to fall down
to catch; to stop the blow; to react to; to take (advice, etc.); to accept
unlimited; endless; boundless; infinite
grief; sorrow; anguish; lamentation
every (usu. with events, e.g. every weekend); each
cool; indifferent; apathetic; cold; cold-hearted; heartless
maintenance; preservation; improvement
courtesy; etiquette; formality; (religious) observance; ritual; rite