[takeri] (n) ox or whale penis, used as a tonic or aphrodisiac
[たけりたつ, takeritatsu] (v5t, vi) (1) (esp. 猛り立つ) to rage; (2) (esp. 哮り立つ) to howl
[keawa-ka-] (n) care taker
[puraisute-ka-] (n) price taker
[メモま, memo ma] (n) compulsive note-taker
[ひきとりて, hikitorite] (n) claimant; caretaker
[ひきとりにん, hikitorinin] (n) caretaker; claimer; guarantor
[おかっぴき, okappiki] (n) (arch) (See 目明かし, 御用聞き・3) hired thief taker (Edo period); private secret policeman; private detective
[おかひき, okahiki] (n) (arch) (See 目明かし, 御用聞き・3, 岡っ引き) hired thief taker (Edo period); private secret policeman; private detective
[したっぴき, shitappiki] (n) (arch) (See 岡っ引き) subordinate of a hired thief-taker (Edo period)
[ごようきき, goyoukiki] (n) (1) the rounds of tradesmen going door to door; (2) route man; door-to-door tradesman; order taker; order-taking; (3) (See 岡っ引き) thief taker; secret policeman
[ざんていないかく, zanteinaikaku] (n) caretaker government
[しいくいん, shiikuin] (n) caretaker (at a zoo or aquarium); keeper; attendant; breeding staff
[とりて, torite] (n) (1) recipient; receiver; acceptor; taker; (2) { MA } skilled practitioner (of judo, sumo, etc.); (3) (See 読み手) person who picks up the cards (in karuta games)
[じゅけんせい, jukensei] (n) student preparing for or taking examinations (usu. entrance exams); test-taker
[じって;じゅって, jitte ; jutte] (n) (arch) short truncheon with a hook made of metal or wood (used by policeman and private thief-takers in Edo Japan)
[しょうぶし, shoubushi] (n) (1) gambler; (2) risk taker
[こづかい, kodukai] (n) (sens) (See 用務員) janitor; caretaker; custodian; (slighting reference to a) handyman
[おやみたけりゃこをみろ, oyamitakeryakowomiro] (exp) (id) Like father, like son
[たける, takeru] (v1, vi) to be boiled; to be cooked; to be done; to be ready
[せこにたける, sekonitakeru] (exp, v1) to know much of the world
[そうぎや, sougiya] (n) (1) funeral parlor (parlour); funeral home; undertaker's; (2) undertaker; mortician; funeral director
[そうぎしゃ, sougisha] (n) undertaker's
[たける, takeru] (v1, vi) (1) to excel at; to be proficient at; (2) to grow old; (3) to ripen; (4) to rise high (e.g. the sun)
[かけや, kakeya] (n) bookmaker; taker of bets; ringman; bookie
[としたける, toshitakeru] (v1, vi) to grow old
[おもてかた, omotekata] (n) (See 裏方・1) theatre staff who deals with the audience (e.g. ticket-taker, usher)
[べっそうばん, bessouban] (n) caretaker of a villa
[とりものちょう, torimonochou] (n) (1) (See 目明かし, 岡っ引き) detective story (esp. one from the Edo period featuring thief-takers); (2) detective's memoirs; thief taker's memoirs
[たけりくるう, takerikuruu] (v5u) (See 荒れ狂う) to rage; to rampage
[たける, takeru] (v5r, vi) (1) to rage; to be fierce; (2) to be excited
[めあかし, meakashi] (n) (See 岡っ引き) hired thief taker (Edo-period); private detective; private secret policeman
[るすい, rusui] (n, vs) caretaker or keeper (official post in the Edo era)
[るすばん, rusuban] (n, vs) (1) care-taking; house-sitting; house-watching; (2) caretaker; house-sitter; (P)
[たける, takeru] (v5r, vi) to roar; to howl
[たける, takeru] (n) (arch) leader of a fearless tribe
[ろうたける, routakeru] (v1, vi) (1) to be elegant (usu. of a woman); to be graceful; to be refined; (2) to become well-experienced; to mature