[さむらい(P);さぶらい, samurai (P); saburai] (n) (1) warrior (esp. of military retainers of daimyos in the Edo period); samurai; (2) (さぶらい only) (arch) man in attendance (on a person of high standing); retainer; (P) #4255
[かしん, kashin] (n, adj-no) vassal; retainer #4899
[おみ;しん, omi ; shin] (n) (1) (arch) retainer; attendant; (2) (おみ only) (See 八色の姓) Omi (hereditary title; orig. one of the two highest such titles, later demoted to sixth highest of eight); (3) (しん only) (hum) I (used by a servant when speaking to his master); me #5262
[やつこ(臣;奴);つぶね(奴);やつこらま, yatsuko ( shin ; yatsu ); tsubune ( yatsu ); yatsukorama] (n) (1) (やつこ only) (arch) slave; (2) retainer; servant; (3) (やつこ only) captive; (4) (やつこ only) (derog) varlet; (5) (やつこ only) (hum) I; me #5262
[はたもと, hatamoto] (n) shogunal vassal; direct retainer of a shogun #7777
[はんし, hanshi] (n) feudal retainer or warrior #8950
[かろう, karou] (n) chief retainer; daimyo's minister #9948
[けにん, kenin] (n) retainer #17357
[おつき, otsuki] (n) retainer; attendant; escort
[いしん, ishin] (n) surviving retainer
[えんばい, enbai] (n) (1) (arch) (originally, esp. salt and plum vinegar) seasoning; flavour; flavor; (2) (arch) serving one's lord well (of a retainer)
[かしん, kashin] (n) low-rank retainer
[げこくじょう, gekokujou] (n) juniors dominating seniors; retainer supplanting his lord
[けらい, kerai] (n) retainer; retinue; servant; (P)
[ぎし, gishi] (n) loyal retainer
[ぎしん, gishin] (n) loyal retainer
[ぎゃくしん, gyakushin] (n) treacherous retainer
[きゅうしん, kyuushin] (n) old retainer
[きんばん, kinban] (n) taking turns on duty (esp. daimyo's retainers on duty in Edo)
[ぐんしん, gunshin] (n) a crowd or large number of one's retainers or subjects
[けんしん, kenshin] (n) influential vassal; powerful retainer; powerful courtier
[けんしん, kenshin] (n) wise and able retainer
[ごようにん, goyounin] (n) (hon) (See 用人・1) manager; steward; person next in rank to the chief retainer and in charge of general management and accounting in a samurai family (Edo period)
[こうしん, koushin] (n) meritorious retainer
[さんばがらす, sanbagarasu] (n) trio; triumvirate; three famous retainers
[さむらいどころ;さぶらいどころ, samuraidokoro ; saburaidokoro] (n) (1) (esp. さむらいどころ) Board of Retainers; Kamakura- and Muromachi-period government office; (2) (esp. さぶらいどころ) samurai guard house (Heian and Kamakura periods)
[しゅうじゅう;しゅじゅう, shuujuu ; shujuu] (n) master and servant; lord and retainer; employer and employee
[しょうぎたい, shougitai] (n) (See 上野戦争) Shogitai (group of former Tokugawa retainers opposed to the Meiji government who fought in the battle of Ueno)
[じょうそく, jousoku] (n) high retainer
[しんか, shinka] (n, adj-no) retainer
[しんじ, shinji] (n, vs) serving as a retainer
[じんしん, jinshin] (n) subjects; retainers
[ちゃくしゅきん, chakushukin] (n) retainer fee (e.g. for a lawyer)
[ちゅうしん, chuushin] (n) loyal retainer; loyal subject; (P)
[ちょうしん, choushin] (n) favored retainer; favoured retainer
[ちょうが, chouga] (n) New Year's greetings or well-wishes offered by retainers to the Emperor
[じょうづめ, joudume] (n, vs) (1) (obsc) permanent staff; permanent employee; service for a fixed period of time; (n) (2) (arch) (Edo era) a daimyo or feudal retainer who lived and; or served in Edo for a fixed period of time
[うままわり, umamawari] (n) a daimyo's (mounted) guards or retainers
[ばいじ, baiji] (n) retainer; attending on the nobility
[ばいしん, baishin] (n) rear vassal; daimyo's retainer
[はんしん, hanshin] (n) rebellious retainer
[ひかん, hikan] (n) (1) lower government office (ritsuryo period); (2) servant of a higher ranking person (during the middle ages); retainer; (3) servant of an urban family; (4) (See 被官百姓) serf
[ぶしん, bushin] (n) military retainer
[ふくしん, fukushin] (n, adj-no) one's confidant; trusted friend; trusted retainer; (P)
[へんきをたまう, henkiwotamau] (exp, v5u) (arch) (of a nobleperson) to bestow one of the kanji in one's name upon someone (e.g. a meritorious retainer, a boy coming of age, etc.)
[ほうろく, houroku] (n) retainer's stipend; official pay; salary
[ばくしん, bakushin] (n) shogunate retainer or vassal
[またげらい, matagerai] (n) secondary retainer
[ようにん, younin] (n) (1) (See 御用人) manager; steward; factotum; person next in rank to the chief retainers and in charge of general management and accounting in a samurai family (Edo period); (2) useful person
[れきし, rekishi] (n) (successive lords) using the same retainers