Japanese-English and English-Japanese DictionaryKelly & Walsh, 1881 - 205 ページ |
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95 ページ - As the guide for conduct he chose the idea of "reciprocity". From this comes the well-known saying: "Refrain from doing to others what you would not have them do to you.
138 ページ - The odds given to a poor hand at draughts ; in the lump ; several things of different kinds or values at once. Komi ni kau, to buy in the lump or gross.
100 ページ - an arrow with a head shaped like turnip, having a hole in it, which causes it to hum as it flies.
118 ページ - He ineluded in his single mind the thoughts and contrivances of many," says Motowori. 8 Ie, as is generally believed, the barndoor fowl. 9 The text has the character $§., " iron," which Hirata reads ma-rtane, lit.
235 ページ - Grammar. (1) see preceding uta. (2) sigarami, 'a barricade in a river', "formed by a row of piles driven along the banks of a stream and interwoven with bamboo to protect the bank from the current...
233 ページ - A small hard substance like a gem, supposed to be left in the ashes after burning the dead body of a Buddhist saint.