[りょう, ryou] (n) (1) hostel; dormitory; (2) (arch) (See 律令制) bureau (government department beneath a ministry under the ritsuryo system); (P) #4528
[つかさ, tsukasa] (n) (1) (arch) (usu. 官, 司, 寮) office; official; (2) (usu. 首, 長) chief; head #679
[はなよめごりょう, hanayomegoryou] (n) (respectful term for a) bride
[ががくりょう;うたりょう;うたづかさ;うたつかさ;うたのつかさ, gagakuryou ; utaryou ; utadukasa ; utatsukasa ; utanotsukasa] (n) (See 雅楽, 律令) government office in charge of court music (ritsuryo period)
[がくせいりょう, gakuseiryou] (n) student accommodation; student dormitory
[がくりょう, gakuryou] (n) student hostel; dormitory (e.g. for factory workers)
[げんばりょう, genbaryou] (n) The Agency for Buddhists and Foreigners (ritsuryou system)
[ごりょうにん, goryounin] (n) mistress; madam
[こういんりょう, kouinryou] (n) dormitory for factory workers
[しゃいんりょう, shainryou] (n) company dormitory
[じょしりょう, joshiryou] (n) women's dormitory
[めおせいりょう, meoseiryou] (n) co-ed dormitory; mixed student accommodation
[ぜんりょう, zenryou] (n) whole dormitory; every dormitory
[ぜんりょうせい, zenryousei] (n, adj-no) system where all students live in dormitories; residential system; boarding system (e.g. boarding school)
[だいがくりょう, daigakuryou] (n) (See 律令制) former central university of Kyoto (established under the ritsuryo system for the training of government administrators)
[ちゃりょう;さりょう, charyou ; saryou] (n) tea ceremony cottage, hut or room
[どくしんりょう, dokushinryou] (n) hostel for bachelors
[にゅうりょうしき, nyuuryoushiki] (n) entrance ceremony (when students enter a dormitory)
[ぼしりょう, boshiryou] (n) home for mothers and children
[りょうか, ryouka] (n) dormitory song
[りょうしゃ, ryousha] (n) dormitory
[りょうせい, ryousei] (n) boarder; boarding student; (P)
[りょうちょう, ryouchou] (n) dormitory leader; dormitory superintendent
[りょうひ, ryouhi] (n) boarding-expenses
[りょうぼ, ryoubo] (n) dorm mother
[りょういく, ryouiku] (n, vs) rehabilitation (e.g. of disabled children)