something used to cover the eyes; blindfold; blinder; concealing one's home such that the interior cannot be seen from outside
Japanese morning glory (Ipomoea nil); picotee morning glory; funnel-shaped object; bell (e.g. of a trumpet); (arch.) rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus)
cucumber (Cucumis sativus)
to suffice; to serve the purpose; to be satisfied
last (i.e. immediately preceding); previous; pre- (e.g. premodern); before; before; earlier
human emotions (joy, anger, grief and pleasure)
shall ...; to assume; to suppose
horse riding; mounting a horse; mount; riding horse; saddle horse
rough sketch; design; cartoon
to get tired of; to lose interest in; to be fed up with; to have enough
to peel; to skin; to pare; to hull; to bare (e.g. fangs); to open wide (e.g. eyes)
lower layer; layer beneath; lower strata (classes)
natural features; scenery; things particular to a certain region or season; characteristic scenery and customs; scenes and manners
seeing for the first time; first sight
highbrow; high-toned; transcendent; transcendental
form; shape; state; condition; letter; correspondence
actually; really; truly; in practice; practically
common; commonplace; reckless; pulp paper; granulated sugar; (arch.) coins
glorious; luxuriant; splendid; in full bloom; in full glory
degeneration; decadence; deterioration; laxness; corruption
guest member; associate member; honorary member
lacquered sake barrel (often used at weddings and other celebratory events)
publication; issue (of journal, newspaper, etc.); issue (of banknotes, bonds, passport, etc.); raising an event (software)
upper reaches of a river; upstream
salted rice-bran paste for pickling
earthen charcoal brazier (for cooking)
studying under; looking up to; apprenticing oneself to
learning; acquisition (of a skill, knowledge, etc.)
to gulp down; to swallow deeply; to understand; to take in; to engulf; to swallow up
countenance; features; looks
writing brush; paintbrush; writing with a brush; drawing with a brush; writing (composing text); the written word
period of an apprentice's contract (usu. ten years); apprenticeship; indentureship; one-year period
pupil; disciple; adherent; follower; apprentice; young person
one's pupil; one's student; one's follower