[きち;きつ, kichi ; kitsu] (n, adj-no) (See 御神籤・おみくじ) good fortune (esp. omikuji fortune-telling result); good luck; auspiciousness #2161
[よい(P);いい(P), yoi (P); ii (P)] (adj-i) (1) (uk) good; excellent; fine; nice; pleasant; agreeable; (2) sufficient (can be used to turn down an offer); ready; prepared; (3) profitable (e.g. deal, business offer, etc.); beneficial; (4) (See 構わない) OK; (P) #876
[だいきち, daikichi] (n) excellent luck #15242
[ゆきち;ユキチ, yukichi ; yukichi] (n) (sl) 10, 000 yen note #18107
[すえきち, suekichi] (n) (See 御神籤・おみくじ) good luck to come (omikuji fortune-telling result); future good luck #19248
[よしわらすずめ, yoshiwarasuzume] (n) (obsc) (See 葦切) reed warbler (esp. the great reed warbler, but also the black-browed reed warbler)
[イギリス, igirisu] (n, adj-no) (uk) Great Britain (por
[おうどうきちにち;こうどうきちにち, oudoukichinichi ; koudoukichinichi] (n) very auspicious day for all types of occasions
[かきつ, kakitsu] (n) Kakitsu era (1441.2.17-1444.2.5)
[きちじ;キチジ, kichiji ; kichiji] (n) (uk) broadbanded thornyhead; broadfin thornyhead; kichiji rockfish (Sebastolobus macrochir)
[よしぎゅう, yoshigyuu] (n) (abbr) (sl) Yoshinoya gyudon (beef on rice)
[きっきょう, kikkyou] (n) sunshine and shadow; fortune
[きっきょうかふく, kikkyoukafuku] (n) good and bad fortune, and weal and woe
[よしわらことば;よしはらことば, yoshiwarakotoba ; yoshiharakotoba] (n) (See ありんすことば) language used by the harlots of the Yoshiwara red light district during the Edo period
[きちじ;きつじ, kichiji ; kitsuji] (n) an auspicious event
[きっしょ, kissho] (n) (See 書き初め) first calligraphy of the year
[きっしょう;きちじょう, kisshou ; kichijou] (n) lucky omen; happy; auspicious
[きっしょうてん(P);きちじょうてん, kisshouten (P); kichijouten] (n) { Buddh } Sri-mahadevi (consort of Vaisravana in Buddhism, based on Lakshmi, the consort of Vishnu in Hinduism); (P)
[よしかわしんとう, yoshikawashintou] (n) Yoshikawa Shinto (Confucianist form of Shinto, stripped of Buddhist influence)
[きっそう, kissou] (n) auspicious appearance; good or lucky omen
[きっちょう, kicchou] (n, adj-no) lucky omen; good omen; (P)
[よしだしんとう, yoshidashintou] (n) Yoshida Shinto (fusion of Shinto, Buddhism, Confucianism & Taoism stressing traditional Japanese elements)
[きちじつ;きちにち, kichijitsu ; kichinichi] (n) (1) lucky day; (2) an unspecified day of the month, used on diplomas, proclamations, etc.
[きびだんご, kibidango] (n) (1) (esp. 吉備団子) sweet dumpling made with mochi flour and (sometimes) millet flour (famous product of Okayama); (2) (esp. 黍団子) millet dumplings
[きっぽう, kippou] (n) good news; (P)
[よしのじだい, yoshinojidai] (n) (obsc) (See 南北朝時代) Yoshino period (Japan's Northern and Southern Courts period, esp. from the viewpoint of the legitimacy of the Southern Court, 1336-1392 CE)
[よしのちょうじだい, yoshinochoujidai] (n) (obsc) (See 南北朝時代) Yoshino period (Japan's Northern and Southern Courts period, esp. from the viewpoint of the legitimacy of the Southern Court, 1336-1392 CE)
[きちれい;きつれい, kichirei ; kitsurei] (n) festive annual custom
[きびなご;キビナゴ, kibinago ; kibinago] (n) (uk) silver-stripe round herring (Spratelloides gracilis)
[たまむし, tamamushi] (n) jewel beetle; Chrysochroa fulgidissima; insect with iridescent wings
[おもいたったがきちじつ;おもいたったがきちにち, omoitattagakichijitsu ; omoitattagakichinichi] (exp) (id) no time like the present (lit
[しょうきち, shoukichi] (n) slightly good luck (as a fortune telling result)
[いしべきんきち, ishibekinkichi] (n) man of incorruptible character
[きりしたん;キリシタン(P), kirishitan ; kirishitan (P)] (n) (uk) early Japanese Christianity (from the later Muromachi period) (por
[そめいよしの, someiyoshino] (n) Yoshino cherry tree; Prunus yedoensis
[たいあんきちじつ;たいあんきちにち, taiankichijitsu ; taiankichinichi] (n) very auspicious day for all types of occasions (one of the six special days in the Japanese lunisolar calendar)
[ひえしんとう, hieshintou] (n) (obsc) (See 山王一実神道) Hie Shinto (form of Shinto heavily influenced by Tendai)
[ふきつ, fukitsu] (adj-na, n) ominous; sinister; bad luck; ill omen; inauspiciousness; (P)
[ふきつのちょうあり, fukitsunochouari] (n) have an ill omen
[もっきつ, mokkitsu] (n) (arch) (See 靺鞨) Mohe (one of the Tungusic-speaking tribes)
[いな(鯔);なよし(ok), ina ( bora ); nayoshi (ok)] (n) (なよし sometimes also refers to adults) (See 鯔・ぼら・1) young striped mullet