tapir (Tapirus spp.); mo (mythological Chinese chimera similar to a tapir, said to devour bad dreams)
makuragaeshi; monster that flips pillows over at night; changing a pillow position (esp. for a dead body); acrobatic routine involving multiple wooden pillows
suddenly; all of a sudden; quickly; emphatically; energetically
neighboring town; neighbouring town; adjacent town
to shut one's eyes; to close one's eyes; to turn a blind eye (to); to close one's eyes (to); to die
mode (e.g. of a machine); setting; state (of mind); mode (e.g. work mode, study mode); mode; mode
in the future; another day; later
than; in comparison to; rather than; over; above
percent; per cent; percentage
better; preferable; more; increase; (arch.) increase; (arch.) growth
to form; to make; to build up (e.g. a fortune); to create; to accomplish; to achieve; to change (into)
on purpose; deliberately; intentionally
hard; solid; stiff; tight; strong; firm (not viscous or easily moved); safe
to lie down; to stretch out; to lie ahead (of danger, difficulty, etc.); to lie in wait
hospital; clinic; doctor's office; doctor's surgery; infirmary
worry; concern; anxiety; care; help; aid
abrupt; sudden; unexpected
abdomen; belly; womb; one's mind; one's real intentions; courage; nerve
to carry into (esp. an injured person into a hospital); to take into; to bring into
diagnosis; medical examination
cecum; caecum; (vermiform) appendix; appendicitis
surgery; operation; procedure; skill with one's hands; sleight of hand
hospitalization; hospitalisation
prognosis; recuperation; convalescence
good; fine; excellent; favorable; favourable; satisfactory
abnormal; unusual; extraordinary; remarkable; uncommon
leaving hospital; discharge from hospital
oh my god!; oh my gosh!; you got me!; wow!
to help; to assist; to aid; to contribute to; to be a factor in
to suffer; to groan; to be worried
to bite and tear; to bite a hole in
before one knows it; before one realises; without one's knowledge; without noticing
host; landlord; innkeeper
invasion; incursion; raid; aggression; intrusion; trespass
symptoms; condition (of a patient)
contagious disease; communicable disease; transmissible disease; infectious disease; epidemic