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dirty, filthy, muddy, turbid

saliva

bright, luminous; glorious

to burn, to blaze; splendid; intense

dot, point, speck

bright, brilliant; clear; hot

to smelt, to refine; to distill, to condense

cannon, artillery

china, stoneware

soot

carbon, charcoal, coal

to glitter, to shine; to show off, to flaunt

to explode; to fry in oil; to scald

to illuminate, to light up; to reflect

candle wick; incense

to simmer, to cook over a slow fire

overcooked, overripe; rotten, spoiled

to sparkle, to shine, to glitter

hydrocarbon

to balance, to fit; balanced, suitable

to lead on to; then, therefore, as a consequence

to butt, to gore; to resist

cow, steer

to prop up

to drag, to pull, to lead by the hand

sacrificial animal; domestic animal

alone, independent, only, single, solitary

vicious, fierce, cruel

cunning, deceitful, treacherous

sly, cunning, crafty

the common marmoset

lion

winter hunting; a hunting dog; an imperial tour

monkey

narrow, limited; narrow-minded

prison, jail; case; lawsuit

fierce-looking, ferocious

glass

tortoise shell

character flaw; a flaw in a gem

the tinkling of jewelry

enamel, cloissoné

an ornament attached to a woman's hairpin

two gems mounted together

an inferior kind of jade

the tinkling of jewelry

alabaster; a jade-like stone

amber

coral

a treasure, a precious thing; rare, valuable

Roman roof tiles; a long-necked jar

considerably; very, extremely; a great extent

"there is no need"

field; farm

to fill; a roll of cloth

boundary, limit; domain; society, the world

a drain between fields, irrigation; to flow

to till, to cultivate; to hunt

dry field (as opposed to a paddy); used in Japanese names

fear, dread, awe, reverence

scar, cicatrix; birthmark

boil, tumor; wound, sore

crazy, insane, mentally ill

scabies; to itch

scrofulous swellings or lumps

epidemic, plague, pestilence

wart, tumor, papule, goiter

clonic convulsions

10th heavenly stem

to follow, to comply with

royal, imperial; ruler, superior