to dye fast; to leave undyed
itinerant entertainer or troupe
beggar; derelict; player; actor; actress
confusion; mess; mix; huddle
groundwork; foundation; inclination; aptitude; undercoat; first coat
onnagata; male actor in female kabuki roles
like a decent person; human
stake; post; pile; (arch.) stump
to pass (e.g. car); to overtake; to surpass; to outstrip; to get ahead of
cliff edge; edge of a precipice; perilous position; critical moment; brink
cliff edge; edge of a precipice; perilous position; critical moment; brink
to step into (e.g. someone else's territory); to break into; to raid; to come to grips with; to get to the core of
(around the) neck; nape; collar (at the front)
to steel oneself to; to brace oneself
trunk; torso; second player (out of three); player that goes after the dealer
sticky; thick (e.g. thickly plastered); ikky; to stick closely
cliff; precipice; precipice; brink of a dangerous situation
to whirl; to eddy; to be all jumbled together (feelings, thoughts, etc.); to surge; to sweep
helping hand; help; support; aid
shoal; shallows; sand bar; ford
shade; shadow; behind (something); other side; background; behind the scenes
each and every person (saying); one and all; unanimously; in unison; separately; individually
riverbed; raised platform on the bank of a river for enjoying the cool in summer
pit of the stomach; solar plexus; place where water falls
Mara; demon king who attempted to hinder Gautama Buddha from attaining enlightenment; obstacle to enlightenment; penis
wearing thick clothes; dressing warmly
imperial lands; shogun's demesne
show; performance; act; entertainment industry; show business
license; permit; licence; certificate
collar; lapel; neckband; nape of the neck; scruff of the neck
manager (theatrical company)
in name only; figurehead; (only) by name
(please) try to; (please) look; seeing; looking
to be unable to; to find difficult (unpleasant, awkward, painful) to do; to serve two or more functions or roles simultaneously; to contain (or combine) two or more features; to work in two or more jobs simultaneously (positions, etc.); to do alongside