splendid; fine; praiseworthy; creditable; legal; legitimate
living; lifestyle; living room
private room; single (room); room for one; (toilet) stall
canopy; dome; priestly minstrel's reed hood; reed hood worn by Komuso priests
to provide; to furnish; to equip; to install
soft (and fluffy) (e.g. bed, bread, baked potato); (arch.) absent-mindedly
to sink (into one's seat, etc.); to leap to one's death (by drowning); to be reduced to (esp. working as a prostitute)
with curious eyes; curiously
wife; Mrs; (arch.) wife of a nobleman (aristocrat, etc.); (arch.) consort of the emperor
to accompany; to go hand in hand with; to be consequent upon; to be accompanied by; to bring with; to take with
many; much; majority (of); greater part (of); mostly; mainly
to differ; to vary; to disagree
rational; logical; coherent
good; excellent; sufficient; enough; profitable (deal, business offer, etc.); beneficial
consent; assent; agreement; understanding; comprehension; grasp
frequently; repeatedly; eagerly; keenly; hard; terribly
house; residence; family; household; lineage; family name
proposal; proposition; suggestion
remuneration; recompense; reward; toll
to receive; to take; to get somebody to do something; to have in one's pocket (a fight, match); to contract (a disease); to catch
achievement; attainment; accomplishment; realization
to take an attitude; to take a stance; to commit oneself; to assume a position
terrible; dreadful; terrifying; surprising; startling; tremendous
to do for (the sake of someone else)
to slip into; to crawl into (under); to conceal oneself (under); to sneak into; to infiltrate
disagreeable; detestable; unpleasant; reluctant
honorific/polite/humble prefix; honorific suffix
mental derangement; madness; insanity
to shout; to cry; to scream; to clamor (for or against); to clamour (for or against)
trembling; shivering; jiggling; wobbling; bouncing
to shiver; to shake; to quake; to tremble; to quaver; to quiver
husband and wife; married couple
discourtesy; impoliteness; excuse me; goodbye; to leave; to be rude
to ask for permission (before doing something); to ask first