comfortable (to live in); snug; cozy; cosy
to relax; to feel at home
glass (drinking vessel); glass (material); glasses (eyewear)
to receive; to get; to eat; to drink; to be crowned with; to wear (on one's head)
request; favour (to ask); wish; please
important; essential; significant; major; key; principal
but; however; (and) yet; nevertheless; still; for all that
imperial court; royal court
picture; drawing; painting; image (TV, film, etc.); picture; footage
to be on the verge; to be on the brink; to get close
old-fashioned; archaic; antique; antiquated
to wear one's hair up; to arrange one's hair
rose-colour; rose-color; bright (e.g. life, future, prospects); cheerful; rosy
couch; bench; ottoman; settee
comfortable; easy; calm; loose; spacious
good old; good old-fashioned
to be fragrant; to give out a smell; to be enveloped in a smell; to be radiant; to be attractive
on the other hand; at the same time
ordinary; common; free of charge; free; unaffected; as is
to carry on one's back; to bear; to take (responsibility); to assume; to suffer (an injury); to sustain (a wound)
wise; sagacious; intelligent; sensible
civilization; civilisation; enlightenment
wife; garnish (esp. one served with sashimi); trimmings; accompaniment; side (remark)
to bend oneself forward (esp. in curiosity or excitement); to hang out (e.g. over a balcony)
I; me; personal (affairs, etc.); private; selfishness; partiality
any; anything; whatever; I am told; I hear; I understand
just (now); quite (near); unintentionally; subconsciously
wisdom; jnana (higher knowledge)
friendship; friendly relations; connection; relation; intimacy
to restrict; to limit; to be restricted to; to be limited to; to be best (for); to be the best plan
almost every day; almost daily
letter of invitation; invitation card
that child; that kid; that boy; (arch.) you
wife; your wife; his wife; married lady; madam
to leak out (of a secret); to come out; to be exposed (of a lie, improper behaviour, etc.); to get away (of a fish)
last week; the week before
to know; to be aware (of); to be acquainted (with); to think; to consider; to believe
steward; butler; court official; deacon (Anglican, Lutheran, etc.)