retainer; attendant; escort
mallow (any plant of family Malvaceae); Asarum caulescens (species of wild ginger); hollyhock
to hide; to be hidden; to conceal oneself; to disappear
to recognise; to recognize; to know by sight; to become acquainted with
silent (as the grave); deadly silent; deathly quiet
older brother and younger sister
to take (someone) out (for a walk, to lunch, etc.); to entice out; to lure away
just as; in the act of; as soon as; at the moment that
condition; state; health; state (of health); way; manner
magnificent; grand; fair; square; grandly; boldly
to glare at; to scowl at; to stare intensely at; to examine carefully; to estimate; to guess
to close one's eyes partly; to squint; to smile with one's whole face; to look fondly at
to darken one's face; to assume a gloomy look
to droop (e.g. ears of grain); to bow one's head; to hang one's head
Dominic; Dominick; Dominik
mutually; with each other; reciprocally; together
by the way; incidentally; even if; no matter (who, what, when, where, why, how)
Claire; Clare; Clerc; Klaern; Krehl
this occasion; at this time; now
to invite; to ask; to beckon; to wave someone in; to call in; to send for
to say; to tell; to state; to do
hem; (trouser) cuff; bottom part; bottom edge; foot (of a mountain); tips (of hair)
to pinch; to hold (between one's fingers); to pick up and eat; to snack on; to pick out (the main point); to summarize
well-bred; of good upbringing
skillfully; admirably; really well; excellently
teacher (to whom one owes a debt of gratitude); mentor; one's former teacher
fox (esp. the red fox, Vulpes vulpes); fox (i.e. a sly person); soba or udon topped with deep-fried tofu; light brown; golden brown
(fictional) fusion of human and animal; therianthrope; furry; human beast
previously; already; for some time; for quite a while
to receive favor (favour); to be much obliged to someone; to be indebted
slipping out (a chuckle, giggle); unintentionally (letting out a quiet laugh)
hello; good day; good afternoon
corner; section; one horn; narwhal (Monodon monoceros)
crowding together; clustering together; close formation; swarm