to give a cold (to someone)
bedside; near one's pillow
magatama; comma-shaped bead from prehistoric Japan, usually made of jade
rosary; string of prayer beads
vajra (mystical weapon in Hinduism and Buddhism)
coughing; hacking cough; thundering; drumming
to dream (i.e. while asleep); to have a dream; to dream (of the future); to have a fleeting experience
to become indisposed; to feel unwell; to have one's physical condition deteriorate
to rub; to scrub; to scrape
untouched; unused; intact
remedy for a cold; cold medicine
something broad and flat; common; ordinary; low-ranking employee; freshman
dirty; filthy; disordered; messy; indecent (language, etc.); dirty
tears (from being deeply moved); tears of gratitude
to send; to forward; to hand over (e.g. money)
to grow hoarse; to become husky
diligent study; devoting oneself to one's studies
ding (of a bell); bing; honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose); snort; heating in a microwave; cooking in a microwave
to catch one's attention; to catch one's ear; to be annoying to one's ear
taking advantage of (a convenient situation)
in perfect form; going swimmingly
strange occurrence; unusual occurrence; unexpected occurrence; grave and unexpected occurrence
perhaps; possibly; maybe; if; in case; in the event that
inadvertently; for no special reason; truthfully; unexpectedly; after realizing; without knowing
desk for a speaker; lectern; rostrum; platform
podgily; plumply; thickly
conduct; behaviour; movements; gesture; performance (on stage, etc.); dance
expansion and contraction; elasticity; flexibility
tottering steps; drunken staggering
to harm; to hurt; to injure; to miss one's chance to (do something); to fail to (do what one ought to have done)
hopping; skipping; lightly and repeatedly jumping
warm; mild; considerate; kind; warm (of a colour); mellow
feeling heavy in the head; heavy-headed; sick with worry
to place on (something); to give (someone) a ride; to give a lift; to pick up
unsteadily (walking); waddling; staggeringly; totteringly
distrust; mistrust; insincerity; impiety; faithlessness
common knowledge; well-known fact