one-hundredth; 0.3 mm (one-hundredth of a sun); 0.1 percent (one-hundredth of a wari); rin (monetary unit; 0.001 yen)
being able to hear something (clearly); clearness of a sound; reputation; renown; impression (that something gives off); respectability
remaining bony parts (of a fish after filleting); flaw (esp. of a person); fault; rice chaff; rough; crude
soul; spirit; divine spirit
ball (for sport, games, etc.); kemari; type of football played by courtiers in ancient Japan
weak point; vulnerable point; Achilles' heel
believer; devotee; follower; adherent; convert; disciple
to dig down; to dig into (a matter); to delve into; to probe into
to frame; to falsely accuse of a crime
being stark-naked; having no possessions; losing all one's belongings
to get one's head around; to think about
ready wit; quick wits; resourcefulness; raising (money)
vector; direction (e.g. of one's activities or interests); focus
three sides; small offering stand
unfeeling; heartless; cold-hearted; cruel
contrary to one's expectations
common saying; everyday talk; common parlance; vulgar; lowbrow; indecent
navel; belly button; protrusion or depression in the middle of an object; center; centre
sesame seeds; sesame (Sesamum indicum)
to do what one is told to (esp. of a child); to take someone's advice; to listen to what someone says; to do what one wants something (one's body, legs, etc.) to do; to work as expected (e.g. of a machine); to obey (one)
every evening; night after night
ruin; fall; collapse; downfall; bankruptcy
to be of benefit; to be beneficial; to be useful; to do one good; to be good for one
diminutive; dwarfish; pygmy; narrow (e.g. thinking); small
last man (Nietzsche's archetypal passive nihilist)
to press down; to hold down; to pin down; to suppress (feelings, disorder, opposition, etc.); to repress
low grade; inferiority; coarseness; vulgarity
(much) more than others; exceedingly; extremely; unusually
to go mad; to go crazy; to go insane
Asian mist (illegal maneuver); (arch.) evil fog
near the mark; pretty close; not a bad guess
Sigmund Freud (1856-1939; Austrian neurologist)