司: 1000 Terms and Phrases
- 司
- office (government department beneath a bureau under the ritsuryo system)
- official
- chief
- head
- person (usually a woman) whose duty it is to officiate at religions ceremonies
- Osamu
- Shi
- Tsukasa
- Tsutomu
- Mamoru
- director
- govt office
- rule
- administer
- Tsukasa (a rank in government offices)
- 下司
- low-life
- sleazebag
- boor
- person of humble rank
- humble person
- peasant
- menial
- churl
- petty official
- Kashi
- Kudashi
- Geshi
- Geji
- Shitashi
- Shimoji
- Shimotsuka
- Shimotsukasa
- 家司
- steward in charge of the affairs of nobles of the third rank and higher (from the middle of the Heian period)
- administrative position (Kamakura and Muromachi periods)
- Ieji
- Keishi (household superintendent)
- 官司
- government office
- public office
- government official
- Kanshi (government official)
- 宮司
- chief priest
- Kyuuji
- Guuji
- Miyashi
- Miyaji
- Miyatsukasa
- Guji (Chief priest)
- 公司
- company
- firm (in China)
- Kimishi
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Hiroshi
- 厚司
- elm bark clothes traditionally worn by the Ainu (ain:)
- elm bark textile
- Atsushi
- Atsuji
- Koushi
- Kouji
- 行司
- referee
- Gyouji
- Yukuji
- wrestling referee
- 国司
- provincial governor (under the ritsuryo system, any of a group of officials, esp. the director)
- Kunishi
- Kuniji
- Kunitsuka
- Kunitsukasa
- Kokushi
- Kokuji
- Kokushi (Provincial Governors)
- Kokushi (provincial governor)
- Kokushi (official)
- 司る
- to rule
- to govern
- to administer
- 司会
- chairmanship
- leading a meeting
- presenter
- host
- 司教
- bishop (Catholic)
- prelate
- episcopal
- potifical
- Shikyo
- Roman Catholic bishops
- 司空
- Minister of Works (Zhou-dynasty China)
- Shikuu
- 司祭
- priest
- minister
- pastor
- cure
- man of the cloth
- The Priest
- 司式
- officiating (a ceremony)
- presiding (over a service)
- 司直
- judge
- judiciary
- administration of justice
- judicial authorities
- 司徒
- Minister of Civil Administration and Social Welfare (Zhou-dynasty China)
- Minister over the Masses
- 司馬
- Minister of War (Zhou-dynasty China)
- Shiba
- Shima
- Shime
- 司法
- administration of justice
- judicial function
- the judicature
- JUDICIARY
- Court systems
- 司令
- command
- control
- commander
- directive
- order
- 司寇
- Minister of Justice (Zhou-dynasty China)
- 寿司
- sushi
- anything made with vinegared rice (may also contain vegetables, spices, fish, or other delicacies)
- Toshiji
- Hisashi
- 上司
- superior authorities
- boss
- Kamitsukasa
- Joushi
- Jouji
- 神司
- Shinto priest
- Kouji
- Jinji
- 曹司
- palace room for government officials or ladies in waiting
- room inside a palace or private estate allocated to employees
- person living in such a room
- boarding house for trainee administrators (ritsuryo period)
- Souji
- 荘司
- administrator of a manor
- Shoushi
- Shouji
- Soushi
- Souji
- 登司
- toilet in a Zen monastery
- Takashi
- Toshi
- 東司
- toilet in a Zen monastery
- Touji
- Higashitsukasa
- Tosu (toilet)
- Tosu (lavatory)
- 副司
- one of the six administrators of a Zen temple (in charge of accounting)
- Fukushi
- 有司
- public servant
- government official
- Arisu
- Aritsukasa
- Aruji
- Yuushi
- Yuuji
- 一司
- Ichiji
- Ichitsukasa
- Isshi
- Itsushi
- Kazushi
- Kazuji
- Kazumori
- Hitoshi
- 英司
- Eishi
- Eiji
- Hideshi
- Hideji
- 温司
- Atsushi
- Atsuji
- Onshi
- Onji
- Haruji
- 雅司
- Masashi
- Masaji
- Masatsuka
- 外司
- Gaishi
- Geshi
- Sotoji
- Sototsukasa
- Toshi
- 格司
- Kakushi
- Kakuji
- Tadashi
- 喜司
- Kishi
- Yoshiji
- Yoshimasa
- 貴司
- Atsushi
- Kishi
- Takashi
- Takaji
- 義司
- Yoshikazu
- Yoshiji
- Yoshitsugu
- 吉司
- Kichishi
- Kichiji
- Yoshikazu
- Yoshiji
- 久司
- Kyuushi
- Kyuuji
- Kushi
- Kuji
- Harushi
- Hisashi
- Hisaji
- Hisoshi
- 享司
- Kyoushi
- Kyouji
- Kiyouji
- Takashi
- Ryouji
- 京司
- Kyoushi
- Kyouji
- Kiyouji
- Keishi
- Keiji
- 匡司
- Kyouji
- Masashi
- Masaji
- Yasuo
- 喬司
- Kyoushi
- Kyouji
- Takashi
- 強司
- Kyoushi
- Kyouji
- Goushi
- Gouji
- Takeji
- Tsuyoshi
- 恭司
- Kyoushi
- Kyouji
- Kiyouji
- Takashi
- Yasushi
- Yasuji
- 教司
- Kyoushi
- Kyouji
- Satoshi
- 郷司
- Kyoushi
- Kyouji
- Goushi
- Gouji
- Gonji
- Satoshi
- Satoji
- 錦司
- Kinshi
- Kinji
- Masashi
- Yasushi
- 金司
- Kaneshi
- Kaneji
- Kinshi
- Kinji
- 訓司
- Kunji
- Satoshi
- Noritsugu
- 軍司
- Kunji
- Gunshi
- Gunji
- Gundzi
- 郡司
- Kunshi
- Kunji
- Guji
- Gunshi
- Gunji
- Gundzi
- Gundzu
- Satotsukasa
- Gunji (District Managers)
- 啓司
- Keishi
- Keiji
- Hiroshi
- Hiroji
- 慶司
- Keishi
- Keiji
- Hiroshi
- Yoshitsuka
- 謙司
- Kanetsugu
- Kenshi
- Kenji
- 光司
- Kitsuji
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Mitsushi
- Mitsuji
- Mitsudzi
- Mitsutsukasa
- 孝司
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Takashi
- Takaji
- 宏司
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Goushi
- Gouji
- Hiroshi
- Hiroji
- 幸司
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Takashi
- Yukishi
- Yukiji
- 広司
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Hiroshi
- Hiroji
- 康司
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Yasushi
- Yasuji
- 弘司
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Hiroshi
- Hiroji
- 恒司
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Tsuneshi
- Tsuneji
- 晃司
- Akishi
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Terushi
- Teruji
- 浩司
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Goushi
- Gouji
- Hiroshi
- Hiroji
- 高司
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Takashi
- Takaji
- Takatsuka
- Takatsukasa
- 剛司
- Kouji
- Goushi
- Gouji
- Takashi
- Takeshi
- Tsuyoshi
- 司一
- Shiichi
- Jiichi
- Morikazu
- 司海
- Tsukasaumi (Sumo shikona)
- 司町
- Tsukasachou
- Tsukasamachi
- 宗司
- Shuuji
- Souji
- Takashi
- Muneshi
- Muneji
- Munetsugu
- 充司
- Atsushi
- Takashi
- Mitsushi
- Mitsuji
- 重司
- Shigeshi
- Shigeji
- Juuji
- 俊司
- Shunshi
- Shunji
- Toshiji
- 勝司
- Katsushi
- Katsuji
- Katsumasa
- Shouji
- Masashi
- Masaji
- 将司
- Shoushi
- Shouji
- Masashi
- Masaji
- Masatsukasa (Sumo shikona)
- Masamori
- Masayoshi
- 尚司
- Shunji
- Shoushi
- Shouji
- Takashi
- Takaji
- Naoshi
- Naoji
- Hisashi
- 庄司
- Shoushi
- Shouji
- Shouno
- Shiyooji
- Shiyoji
- Jouji
- Soushi
- Souji
- 昌司
- Atsushi
- Shoushi
- Shouji
- Masashi
- Masaji
- Masatsukasa
- Yoshiji
- 昭司
- Akiji
- Shoushi
- Shouji
- Masaji
- 常司
- Jouji
- Tsuneshi
- Tsuneji
- 親司
- Shinji
- Chikashi
- Chikaji
- 仁司
- Jinshi
- Jinji
- Nishi
- Hitoshi
- Hitoji
- 征司
- Seishi
- Seiji
- Masashi
- Masaji
- 成司
- Shigeshi
- Shigeji
- Seishi
- Seiji
- Naruji
- Masashi
- 政司
- Shouji
- Jouji
- Seiji
- Masashi
- Masaji
- 晴司
- Seishi
- Seiji
- Harushi
- Haruji
- 正司
- Asashi
- Shoushi
- Shouji
- Seishi
- Seiji
- Tadashi
- Masashi
- Masaji
- 清司
- Kyoshi
- Kyoji
- Kiyoshi
- Kiyoji
- Kiyotsukasa
- Kiyotsugu
- Seishi
- Seiji
- 聖司
- Kyoji
- Kiyoshi
- Satoshi
- Seishi
- Seiji
- 誠司
- Satoshi
- Seishi
- Seiji
- Masashi
- 赤司
- Akashi
- Akaji
- Akatsukasa
- 千司
- Kazushi
- Senshi
- Senji
- Chizu
- 善司
- Zenshi
- Zenji
- Yoshiji
- Yoshimori
- 泰司
- Taishi
- Taiji
- Hiroshi
- Yasushi
- Yasuji
- 大司
- Ooji
- Ootsukasa
- Taishi
- Taiji
- Daishi
- Daiji
- Hiroshi
- 卓司
- Takashi
- Takushi
- Takuji
- 辰司
- Shinji
- Tatsushi
- Tatsuji
- 智司
- Satoshi
- Satoji
- Toshimori
- Tomoji
- 中司
- Takatsuka
- Chuuji
- Nakashi
- Nakaji
- Nakajima
- Nakatsuka
- Nakatsukasa
- Nakadzuka
- 長司
- Osaji
- Takeshi
- Chouji
- Nagatsukasa
- 定司
- Sadashi
- Sadaji
- Joudzuka
- Teiji
- 禎司
- Sadashi
- Sadaji
- Tadashi
- Teishi
- Teiji
- 哲司
- Satoshi
- Tetsushi
- Tetsuji
- 唐司
- Touji
- Tounoshi
- Tounosu
- 篤司
- Atsushi
- Atsuji
- Tokushi
- Tokuji
- 博司
- Hakushi
- Hiroshi
- Hiroji
- Hirotaka
- Hirotsugu
- 幡司
- Hatatsuka
- Hatatsukasa
- Manji
- 繁司
- Shigeshi
- Shigeji
- Hanji
- 福司
- Fukushi
- Fukuji
- Yoshiji
- 文司
- Fumishi
- Fumiji
- Fumidzuka
- Bunshi
- Bunji
- 明司
- Akashi
- Akishi
- Akiji
- Akeshi
- Haruji
- Meishi
- Meiji
- 門司
- Kadoshi
- Kadotsuka
- Kadomori
- Moji
- Monshi
- Monji
- 靖司
- Seishi
- Seiji
- Yasushi
- Yasuji
- Yasumori
- 裕司
- Hiroshi
- Hiroji
- Yasushi
- Yuushi
- Yuuji
- Yutaka
- 洋司
- Nadatsukasa
- Hiroshi
- Hiroji
- Youji
- 隆司
- Takashi
- Takaji
- Takatsuka
- Ryuuji
- Riyuuji
- 竜司
- Tatsushi
- Ryuushi
- Ryuuji
- Riyuuji
- Riyouji
- 龍司
- Tatsushi
- Tatsuji
- Ryuushi
- Ryuuji
- Riyuuji
- 和司
- Kazushi
- Kazuji
- Kazumi
- Katsuji
- Takashi
- Masashi
- Yasushi
- 亘司
- Koushi
- Kouji
- Nobuji
- Wataji
- 國司
- Kunishi
- Kuniji
- Kokushi
- 皖司
- Kanji
- Ganji
- Kiyoshi
- Genji
- 殿司
- Tonomo no Tsukasa (Palace Equipment and Upkeep Office)
- 縫司
- Nuinotsukasa (Sewing Office)
- 菓子司
- Japanese confectionery store (orig. one of high standing, supplying the imperial court, etc.)
- Japanese confectionery maker
- 巻寿司
- makizushi
- sushi made rolled in nori seaweed with a core of filling
- Maki-zushi (sushi roll)
- 御曹司
- son of a distinguished family
- son of a noble
- Onzoshi
- 行司溜
- referee's waiting place
- 采女司
- Office of Court Ladies (ritsuryo system)
- Uneme no tsukasa or Unemeshi (The Palace Women's Office)
- 司会者
- chairman
- moderator
- toastmaster
- master of ceremonies
- chairperson
- host (of a TV show, etc.)
- compere
- emcee
- 司会役
- moderator
- host
- chairman
- 司法官
- officer of the court
- judicial official
- justice
- 司法権
- jurisdiction
- judicial power
- 司法省
- Ministry of Justice (1871-1948 CE)
- Ministry of Justice (prewar)
- Department of Justice
- 司令官
- commandant
- commanding officer
- general
- commander
- marshal
- 司令塔
- control tower
- conning tower
- leader
- boss
- 司令部
- headquarters
- Corporate headquarters
- 寿司屋
- sushi shop
- sushi restaurant
- Sushi restaurants
- 寿司飯
- rice seasoned with vinegar, sugar and salt, used for preparing sushi
- sushi rice
- 熟寿司
- narezushi
- fermented sushi (pickled in brine rather than vinegar), precursor of modern sushi
- 大宮司
- high priest of a great shrine
- Oomiyagasa
- Oomiyashi
- Oomiyaji
- Daiguuji
- 大祭司
- high priest
- High Priest (Judaism)
- 大司教
- archbishop (Catholic)
- 内膳司
- office in charge of the Emperor's meals (during ritsuryo period)
- Uchinokashiwade no Tsukasa or Naizenshi (Imperial Table Office)
- 箱寿司
- pressed sushi
- box sushi
- Hakozushi (pressed sushi)
- 鮒寿司
- funazushi
- old style fermented crucian carp sushi
- Funa-zushi (crucian carp sushi)
- 保護司
- probation officer
- volunteer probation officer
- Volunteer Probation Officers
- 葵司朗
- Aoi Shirou (h) (1947.7.3-)
- 燕昇司
- Enshouji
- Tsubakuroshouji
- 押領司
- Ouryoushi
- Ouryouji
- Ouriyouji
- Ooryouji
- Oshiryou
- Oshiryouji
- 茅誠司
- Kaya Seiji (h) (1898.12.21-1988.11.9)
- 吉田司
- Yoshida Tsukasa (1945-)
- 京司朗
- Kyoushirou
- Kyoujirou
- Keishirou
