another thing; other things; another man's property
poverty-stricken; destitute; poor; penurious
tea (usu. green); tea break (at work); tea ceremony
to be in a tizzy; to be in a frenzy; to have one's eyes light up; to have a different look in one's eyes
how could I (you, etc.) ...?; how dare you (they, etc.) ...; how can you have the nerve to ...?
nonchalant air; unruffled air
(something) one does not really mean; insincere
bygones; the past; past event
slip of the tongue; misstatement
the end; closing; being done for; that's it; that's enough; that's all
nature; natural constitution; innate disposition
completely ordinary; plain; commonplace; everyday
point (of a sword, etc.); pointed verbal attack
one's assessment of the situation
to be on the right track; to go well
former; previous; old; first move (in go, shogi, etc.); opening move
to look at again; to re-examine (policy, estimate, plan, etc.); to review; to get a better opinion of; to see in a more positive light; to improve
special; auspicious; happy; naive; innocent; good-natured
sister-in-law (spouse's younger sister or younger brother's wife); younger stepsister; younger adopted sister; non-blood-related younger sister
prize money; monetary award; reward
inheritance; bequest; legacy; heritage
a person without a single relative
personal grudge; personal enmity
to tire of; to lose interest in; to be too much for one; to find unmanageable; to be beyond one's control; to not know what to do with
even so (expressing frustration, etc.); still
to turn upside down; to turn (face) downward
to handle (men); to master (a tool); to manage; to acquire a command of (a language)
to catch sight of; to see; to suppose; to assume from appearances
any- (e.g. anything, anywhere, anyone); -ever (e.g. whatever, wherever, whenever); even (if it's just ...); at least; either ... or ...
ancestral; hereditary; generation after generation; passing from father to son
common language; lingua franca; standard language (language variety understood throughout a country)
inspiration; afflatus; ability to sense the supernatural (esp. ghosts, etc.)