-ian (e.g. Italian); -ite (e.g. Tokyoite); -er (e.g. performer, etc.); person working with ...; man; person
enclosing wall; boundary fence; obstacle; barrier
high mountain; alpine mountain
antiquity; ancient times; bygone days; former times
practising law; legal processes in running a country; method; way; magic
snack; light meal; snack bar (usu. an establishment that serves alcohol); snack food (esp. potato chips, popcorn, etc.); munchie
unproductive; counterproductive
customer; client; client company; business connection; trade partner
contribution (furthering a goal or cause); services (to a cause); paying tribute; tribute
to walk behind someone; to follow in someone's footsteps
ornament; decoration; figurehead; leader without real power
mountain range; mountain belt
appearance; emergence; advent; arrival; showing up; coming to existence
tired; frazzled; tiresome; tiring; draining
sleeping pill; sleep medication
faint; fainting; losing consciousness
fall; decline; lowering; deterioration; degradation
exhausted; worn out; battered (esp. of clothing); worn out; (boiling) to a pulp; to a mash
to be very surprised; to be flabbergasted
to coil itself (e.g. a snake); to loaf around
mountain top; summit; peak
silver; senior citizen; pensioner
gradation; gradation haircut; taper
fair and square; open and aboveboard; bold and forthright
single combat; duel; one-on-one fight
easy; easygoing; carefree; happy-go-lucky; optimistic; leisurely
to let out a cry; to break forth
historical document; archives; old manuscript; pre-Meiji era document addressed to someone in particular
veteran; battle-worn; schooled by adversity in many battles; hard-bitten; rich in experience; very experienced
Sun Tzu (Chinese military strategist; 544?-496 BCE); The Art of War (military text by Sun Tzu; ca. 5th century BCE); Sun Bin Bing Fa (military text by Sun Bin)
children and grandchildren; posterity; descendants
The Art of War (military text by Sun Tzu; ca. 5th century BCE)
breath; breathing; bracelet
roar; cry (esp. of triumph); battle cry; screech (of a bird); scream; yawp
gaping (e.g. mouth, wound); (opening) wide; wide open; snapping up (e.g. bait); biting into (food); gobbling up