to move back; to draw back; to lessen; to subside; to resign; to retire
to mix; to combine; to exchange (words, fire, etc.); to cross (e.g. swords); to join together
that gentleman; that lady; he; she
sneakily; secretly; stealthily; on the sly
being settled quickly; reaching a quick conclusion; no need to say any more; no problem
to misjudge; to mistake; to misjudge (someone); to overestimate; to miss seeing; to overlook
not knowing one's social position; overweening; overreaching; forgetting who one is
to talk back; to answer back; to retort; to say over; to repeat (what one has said)
hope; promise; expectation; anticipation; side of a structural member
to make a mistake; to be incorrect; to be mistaken
in this manner; in this way; like this
declaration of war; proclamation of war
revengeful ghost; apparition
thanks; gratitude; manners; etiquette; bow; reward; gift
loss (of something); disadvantage; mistake; error; flaw; defect
intricate workmanship; delicate handiwork; cheap trick; petty trick; obvious stratagem
expressing one's feelings; communicating one's intention; declaration of intent
warrior (esp. of military retainers of daimyos in the Edo period); samurai; (arch.) man in attendance (on a person of high standing); (arch.) retainer
to shoot (at); to attack; to defeat; to destroy
with no regard to one's appearances; with no concern of how one's act looks like
surprise attack; sneak attack; foul play
farewell; be that so; in that case; (arch.) however; (arch.) though that may be the case
hydroplane (submarines); diving plane; diving rudder
slow; sluggish; dull; lax; sloppy; lenient
to leave (a mark, trace, etc.); to print; to stamp; (arch.) to be a sign of; (arch.) to be an omen for
mantra; Shingon sect (of Buddhism)
Acala (Wisdom King); Acalanatha; Fudō Myōō (Myō-ō); fierce Buddhist deity
Tuesday; fire (second of the five elements)
spell; curse; dharani; mantra
to illuminate; to shine a light on; to light up
preaching down; breaking down somebody's false beliefs through confrontation (in order to convert them to the right faith)
ideal; perfect; most suitable; just right
to become an expert; to be master at
thin veneer; hasty preparation; knowledge or skill learned as a stopgap; re-tempering a dull sword (so that it looks as if it's sharp, but is actually unusable)
to flare up; to burst into flames