[つかい, tsukai] (n) (1) (See 使いにやる) errand; mission; going as envoy; (2) messenger; bearer; errand boy; errand girl; (3) (See 使い魔) familiar spirit; (n-suf, n-pref) (4) (often read as づかい when used as a suffix) (See 魔法使い) use; usage; user; trainer; tamer; charmer; (P) #1499
[ねこ, neko] (n) (1) cat; (2) shamisen; (3) geisha; (4) (abbr) (See 猫車) wheelbarrow; (5) (abbr) (See 猫火鉢) clay bed-warmer; (6) (uk) (col) (ant #1982
[のうみん, noumin] (n, adj-no) farmers; peasants; (P) #6634
[のうか, nouka] (n) farmer; farm family; (P) #8965
[ひゃくせい, hyakusei] (n, vs) (1) (sens) farmer; peasant; country bumpkin; (2) farming; (3) (See 百姓・ひゃくせい) the common people; (P) #16674
[おひゃくしょうさん, ohyakushousan] (n) farmer
[hokkairo] (n) (See 懐炉) (chemical) body warmer
[a-muuoma-] (n) arm warmer; knitted sleeve, analogous to a leg warmer
[uo-ma-; uo-ma-] (n) warmer
[ekofa-ma-] (n) environmentally friendly farmer (as recognized by law) (wasei
[kurosorasuzumedai] (n) dusky farmerfish (Stegastes nigricans, species of Indo-Pacific damselfish); dusky gregory
[shi-touo-ma-] (n) seat warmer
[benchiuo-ma-] (n) bench warmer
[regguuo-ma-] (n) leg warmers
[regguuo-ma-] (n) leg warmers
[えいこさく, eikosaku] (n) perpetual land lease; perpetual tenant farmer
[かいろ, kairo] (n) pocket heater; hand warmer; heater pack
[かいろばい, kairobai] (n) fuel source for a (pocket) body warmer
[うしや;ぎゅうや, ushiya ; gyuuya] (n) (1) cowshed; (2) cow farmer; (3) restaurant specializing in beef dishes; (4) store (butcher, etc.) that sells beef
[きょうしゅつまい, kyoushutsumai] (n) (farmers') rice deliveries
[けんぎょうのうか, kengyounouka] (n) part-time farmer
[ごこうごみん, gokougomin] (n) (arch) land-tax system during the Edo period under which the government took half of the year's crop and the farmers kept the other half
[あんか, anka] (n) bed warmer; foot warmer
[ごうのう, gounou] (n) wealthy farmer
[しこうろくみん, shikourokumin] (n) (arch) land-tax system during the Edo period under which the government took 40% of the year's crop and the farmers kept 60%
[しみん, shimin] (n) the four social classes (samurai, farmers, artisans, merchants); the masses
[しのうこうしょう, shinoukoushou] (n) hierarchy of samurai, farmers, artisans, and merchants in Edo society
[じさくのう, jisakunou] (n) landed farmer; owner farmer
[しちこうさんみん, shichikousanmin] (n) land-tax rate during the Edo period, in which the government took 70 percent of the year's crop and the farmers kept 30 percent
[すてずきん, sutezukin] (n) hood made useless by the warmer weather of spring
[へびつかい, hebitsukai] (n) (See 使い・つかい・4) snake charmer
[てあぶり, teaburi] (n) small brazier; hand-warmer
[こさくにん, kosakunin] (n) tenant farmer
[こさくりょう, kosakuryou] (n) rent paid by a tenant farmer
[しょうのう, shounou] (n) small farmer
[こびゃくしょう, kobyakushou] (n) peasant; small farmer
[しょくじゅういったい, shokujuuittai] (n) having one's workplace at home; living and working at the same location (independent farmers, home workers, storekeepers, etc.)
[みずのみびゃくしょう, mizunomibyakushou] (n) poor peasant or farmer
[せいのう, seinou] (n) hard-working farmer or agriculturalist
[せんぎょうのうか, sengyounouka] (n) full-time farmer
[つくりて, tsukurite] (n) maker; builder; creator; tenant farmer
[そくおんき, sokuonki] (n) footwarmer
[だいのう, dainou] (n) large-scale (mechanized, mechanised) farming; wealthy farmer
[じし;ちし, jishi ; chishi] (n, vs) type of land rent paid by farmers
[さらい;さらえ, sarai ; sarae] (n) (See 熊手) farmer's rake
[ちゅうのう, chuunou] (n) middle-class farmer
[たなざらし, tanazarashi] (n) (sl) shopworn goods; dead stock; shelf warmer
[たおさ, taosa] (n) (1) (abbr) (arch) master of the rice field; chief farmer; (2) (See 田長鳥) lesser cuckoo (Cuculus poliocephalus)
[どびゃくしょう, dobyakushou] (n) (pejorative term for a) dirt-poor farmer