petrifaction; petrification; mineralization; mineralisation; lithification; fossilization
touchstone (assaying tool); touchstone (e.g. of success); test; litmus test
miraculous stone; magical rock
strategic arrangement of go stones at the beginning of a game; opening moves; preparations; preparatory steps; arrangements
stone hut; rock chamber; tomb; stone burial chamber
standard practice; playing by the book; established tactic; joseki (jōseki); standard sequence of moves (esp. in a corner)
sarcophagus; stone coffin
stone tower; stone pagoda; tombstone; gravestone
minerals and rocks; metal and stone utensils; epigraph
mason; stonemason; stonecutter
stone wall; dry wall; rocky cliff; stone precipice
large stone; boulder; dragon; long group of connected stones spanning a wide area
fossil; petrifaction; petrification; fossilization
(raw) ore; unpolished gemstone
stone throwing; (throwing) stone
precious stone; jewel; gem
viewing stone; decorative stone; scholar's rock
gems and stones; wheat and chaff; wheat and tares; good and bad
native rock; natural rock
box-shaped funerary urn made of stone
barren woman; sterile woman
stone signpost; milepost; boundary stone; stone marker (benchmark, triangulation pillar, etc.)
rectangular flower pot; stone pedestal
agalmatolite; pagodite; figure stone
stone artifact; article made of stone
round stone; pebble; boulder; coccolith
various medicines; medical treatment; supper in a Zen temple; rice porridge served for supper in a Zen temple
tartar (as formed during the fermentation of wine, etc.)
artificial stone; fake rock
rare stone; special stone; strange stone
phallus-shaped stone rod (from the Jōmon period)
mullock (waste rock from a mine); muck; debris; tailing
famous jewel; exquisite stone
properties of rock; nature of stone; quality of stone; stony (e.g. meteorite); lithic
kidney stone; renal calculus
inscription of scripture on stone
special leather belt used in ceremonial court dress, covered in black lacquer and decorated with stones and jewels
coproma (hardened feces inside the colon); fecaloma; stercoroma; coprolite
stone image of an animal; stone figures of animals
oddly shaped stone; oddly shaped rock
Sekishū school of tea ceremony; Sekishū school of ikebana
cornerstone; foundation stone
tray-landscape foundation stone
urinary calculus; urinary stone; urolith
Sekimon Shingaku; Edo-period moral philosophy that blended Buddhist, Shinto and Confucian ethical teachings
whitish marble (from northern Ibaraki); white limestone
gabion; cage filled with stones
rare stone; unusual stone
kōmeiseki; kōmei stone; slightly radioactive stone used in onsens, traditional medicine, etc.
kōmeiseki; kōmei stone; slightly radioactive stone used in onsens, traditional medicine, etc.
stupa-shaped stone distance indicators placed at intervals of one chō (approx. 109 meters) on a temple approach
circular stone or jasper ornament from the Kofun era
enterolith; intestinal calculus
piedmontite; piemontite; manganese epidote
apophyllite; fish-eye stone
texture (of a rock); structure
phosphorite; rock phosphate; phosphate rock
abukumalite; britholite-(Y)
scale on the inside of a boiler
stone with a picture carved into it (ancient China)
hyalite; water opal; Müller's glass
Dream of the Red Chamber (Cao Xueqin)
pellet; pebble; small rock