[ふ, fu] (n, n-suf) (See 芝生) area of thick growth (of trees, grass, etc.) #547
[はってん, hatten] (n, vs) (1) development; growth; advancement; unfurling; (2) expansion; extension; enlargement; (3) (recently often associated with gay sex) (See 発展場) playing around; having an active sex life; (P) #1425
[まつ, matsu] (n) (arch) new shoots; new growth (of a tree) #1446
[せいちょう, seichou] (n, vs) growth; grow to adulthood; (P) #1907
[さいせい, saisei] (n, vs, adj-no) playback; regeneration; resuscitation; return to life; rebirth; reincarnation; refresh; narrow escape; reclamation; regrowth; (P) #2530
[はったつ, hattatsu] (n, vs) development; growth; (P) #3729
[やよい(P);いやおい, yayoi (P); iyaoi] (n) (1) (obs) third month of the lunar calendar; (2) (いやおい only) (arch) thick growth (of grass, etc.); (3) Yayoi period (ca. 300 BCE - 300 CE); (P) #6641
[のび(P);ノビ, nobi (P); nobi] (n, vs) (1) growth; development; (2) stretching (e.g. body when waking up); (3) spread; elongation; extension; carry (e.g. of sound); sustain; (P) #6783
[そだち, sodachi] (n) breeding; growth; (P) #9061
[まし(P);マシ, mashi (P); mashi] (adj-na) (1) (esp. マシ) better; less objectionable; preferable; (n-suf) (2) more; increase; extra; (n) (3) (arch) increase; growth; (P) #10199
[おいたち, oitachi] (n) (1) growth; development; (2) one's early life; upbringing; personal history; (P) #10281
[せいいく, seiiku] (n, vs) growth; development; breeding; (P) #10609
[ぼうちょう, bouchou] (n, vs, adj-no) expansion; swelling; increase; growth; (P) #15153
[epitakishi-] (n) (See エピタキシャル成長) epitaxy; epitaxial growth
[エピタキシャルせいちょう, epitakisharu seichou] (n) (See エピタキシー) epitaxial growth; epitaxy
[o-kishin] (n) auxin (plant growth hormone)
[guro-surisesshon] (n) growth recession
[ゼロせいちょう, zero seichou] (n) zero growth; zero economic growth; no-growth economy
[ヒトせいちょうホルモン, hito seichou horumon] (n) human growth hormone
[マイナスせいちょう, mainasu seichou] (n) negative growth
[あくしょうしんせいぶつ, akushoushinseibutsu] (n) malignant growth
[あんていせいちょう, anteiseichou] (n) stable growth
[えきそうエピタキシャルせいちょう, ekisou epitakisharu seichou] (n) (See 液相エピタキシー, 液相成長) liquid phase epitaxial growth; liquid phase epitaxy; LPE
[したばえ, shitabae] (n) underbrush; undergrowth
[したくさ, shitakusa] (n) undergrowth; weeds beneath a tree
[かいく, kaiku] (n, vs) evolution; growth
[けしょう, keshou] (n, vs, adj-no) growth; metamorphosis
[きそうエピタキシー, kisou epitakishi-] (n) (See 気相エピタキシャル成長) vapor phase epitaxy; VPE; vapor phase epitaxial growth
[きそうエピタキシャルせいちょう, kisou epitakisharu seichou] (n) (See 気相エピタキシー) vapor-phase epitaxial growth; vapor-phase epitaxy; VPE
[きゅうせいちょう, kyuuseichou] (n, vs) rapid growth; (P)
[きょうようしょうせつ, kyouyoushousetsu] (n) novel about one's education, spiritual growth, etc.; Bildungsroman
[むらたけ, muratake] (n) thick growth of bamboo
[けいざいせいちょう, keizaiseichou] (n) economic growth
[けいざいせいちょうき, keizaiseichouki] (n) period of economic growth
[けいざいせいちょうよそく, keizaiseichouyosoku] (n) economic growth forecast
[けいざいせいちょうりつ, keizaiseichouritsu] (n) rate of economic growth; (P)
[こうせいちょう, kouseichou] (n) high rate (of growth)
[こうどけいざいせいちょう, koudokeizaiseichou] (n) rapid economic growth (esp. that of Japan in the post-WWII period)
[こうどせいちょう, koudoseichou] (n, adj-no) (See 高度経済成長) rapid growth (e.g. of the economy); advanced maturity
[こうどせいちょうき, koudoseichouki] (n) period of rapid growth (especially Japan's period of rapid economic growth after WWII)
[こうどせいちょうじだい, koudoseichoujidai] (n) high-growth era
[こうどせいちょうろせん, koudoseichourosen] (n) high-growth track; higher growth path
[しじょうせいちょう, shijouseichou] (n) market growth
[しすうてきせいちょう, shisuutekiseichou] (n) { comp } exponential growth
[じっしつけいざいせいちょうりつ, jisshitsukeizaiseichouritsu] (n) real economic growth rate
[しゅうえきせいちょうりつ, shuuekiseichouritsu] (n) revenue growth rate
[できもの;でけもの, dekimono ; dekemono] (n) tumour; tumor; growth; boil; ulcer; abscess; rash; pimple
[しょうわげんろく, shouwagenroku] (n) the flourishing mid-Showa period (1960s and early 1970s) of peace, rapid economic growth, and life of ease
[じょうひさいぼうせいちょういんし, jouhisaibouseichouinshi] (n) epidermal growth factor; EGF
[うえこみ, uekomi] (n) thick growth of plants; plantation; shrubbery; thicket