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Browse and learn Japanese words organized by JLPT level
four-on-the-floor
to be able to hold one's head up (of an infant)
one's own way (esp. of an assertive man)
the Four Freedoms (as defined by Franklin D. Roosevelt: freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, freedom from fear)
unable to find adequate words (e.g. to express feelings)
the four great Japanese grammar texts (Yamada, Matsushita, Hashimoto and Tokieda)
classifier (in Japanese and Chinese linguistics)
seasoning of grated daikon with soy and vinegar, usu. for fish or vegetables
three greatest teas of Japan (Uji-cha, Sayama-cha and Shizuoka-cha)
tangible side of things (such as equipment and facilities; as opposed to the abstract side)
six-year secondary school (type of school introduced in the 1998 revision of the Japanese School Education Law)
Belarus
distribution list (for assets after seizure, bankruptcy, etc.)
abstract side of things (such as personnel, skill, information; as opposed to physical things)
pung (or kong) of north tiles when north is both the round wind and one's seat wind (meld)
having been told something so often that one is fed up with it
(woman with) beautiful eyes and mouth
Self-Strengthening Movement (political reform movement in China during the late Qing dynasty)
there is unexpected good in what others have left behind
divination based on laying out various items before a toddler and predicting his future based the items chosen
merchant class culture that flourished in Edo during the Bunka-Bunsei period
National People's Congress (of the People's Republic of China)
national identification number system
heavy and chemical industries
death not caused by a violent crime (excl. dying of natural causes)
hiking notification form (registered with the police, etc. before undertaking a hike)
Euphrasia insignis (species of eyebright)
study of the English language as a means to acquire Western knowledge (esp. after the end of Japan's period of isolation)
Filipino (standardized Tagalog, the national language of the Philippines)
to drag down