obi; kimono sash; paper wrapper on books, CDs, etc.; band; belt; cingulum
two Deva kings; guardian gods of Buddhism who stand at the entrance of a Buddhist temple
haramaki; bellyband; stomach band; torso armour that opens at the back; haramaki
to put one's strength into
god of fire (in Japanese mythology, usu. Kagutsuchi no Kami)
practitioner (of medicine, sorcery, fortune telling, etc.)
magic; sorcery; incantation
possession (by a spirit, etc.); dependence; depending on
devil; evil spirit; genie
rock; boulder; crag; cliff; anchor
dance (esp. Western style); dancing
to defend oneself; to protect oneself
narcissism; self-absorption; self-intoxication
large crowd; large herd; large flock; large school; large shoal; swarm
(family) crest; coat of arms; pattern; figure
special characteristic; special quality; trait; idiosyncrasy; peculiarity
great emperor; ... the Great
skull (esp. weatherbeaten, used as symbol of death); death's head; cranium
fascination; to charm; to fascinate; to mesmerize
child; small person; dwarf; midget; narrow-minded person; mean person
being produced in a particular region; local specialty
great; excellent; very troublesome; awful; tiring; tough
veteran; battle-worn; schooled by adversity in many battles; rich in experience
using freely; making full use of; having a good command of; working (someone) hard; driving (someone) on
compact; compact (cosmetics); portable powder case
clearly miraculous; remarkably miraculous; striking
close-fitting trousers; long underwear
adhesive skin patch; transdermal patch; medical patch
medical efficacy; effect of a medicine
inevitable; inescapable; unavoidable
to house; to contain; to carry (a baby); to be pregnant; (arch.) to give lodging to; (arch.) to accommodate
raging bull; ferocious bull
armband; arm band; brassard