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A
Aho - dumb
Aka - red
Akago - baby
Akambou - baby
Aku
- dark, evil, or bad
Akuma - devil
Aniki - older brother
Ao - blue
Ao-oni - blue ogre
Asa
- morning
Atalashii - new
B
Babba - hag
Baka - stupid
Bone Eater's Well - ho ne o ta belu
ido
D
Daikon - radish
Denki - electricity
Doku - poison
Dynashi
- ruin
G
Gatenmaru - moth/heaven
Gen'eisatsu - illusion kill
Genjitsu
- Reality
Genjutsu - illusion skills
Gokurakuchou - paradise bird
Gomen nasai - sorry
H
Haka - grave
Hama - power to destroy evil
Hanyou - half demon
Hijin
ketsusou - air blade blood claw
Himono - dried food product usually involving seafood
Hiraikotsu - boomerang
bone
Hiten - correction marks
Honou - flame
Hoshimono - potato chips
Houjo - assistance,
support, or aid
Houriki - power of buddha
Houshi - buddhist monk or priest
Huruii - old
I
Ike - lake
Imouto - younger sister
Inazuma - lightning
Inochi
- life
Inuyasha - dog demon or dog ghost
Iriguchi - entrance
J
Jaken - cruel
Jaki - Evil Energy
Jama - interfere
Jankenpou
- rock, paper, scissors
Jigoku - hell
Jimen - ground
Jinenji - earth or thought, idea, a wish,
or a child
Jyoukamatchi - a town with a centered castle
K
Kaede - maple tree
Kagami - mirror
Kage - shadow
Kagome
- Everlasting light(literally translated)
Kaijinbou - Kai-ashes, Jin-blade/sword, Bou-priest
Kami - god
Kaminari
- thunder
Katana - sword
Kaze no kizu - wound of the wind
Kekkai - barrier
Kiiro - yellow
Kikyo
- Bellflower
Kirara - mica(rock)
Kiri - mist
Kitsune - fox
Kitsune bi - fox-fire
Kokoro
- soul or spirit
Kono yo tou ano yo no sakai - the border between this life and the afterlife
Koro - spirit
Korosu
- kill
Kotatsu - Ko-the later, Tat-to be lonely, Su-haunt
Kouga - steelfang
Kowai - scary or scared
Kugutsu
- puppet, dummy
Kumo - spider
Kurikaeshi - repeatedly
Kuro - black
Kyodai - giant
M
Manten - perfect score
Mayu - cocoon
Midori - green
Mikan
- orange
Miko - priestess
Mimisenri - ears that can hear for a thousand li
Mizu - water
Mizu
Kami - water God
Momo - peach
Mon - gates
Mori - forest
Muotoko - nothingness man
Mush
no shirase - bad feeling
Myouga - an unnoticed assistance or protector of the buddha
N
Naraku - hell
Nayami - sadness or worry
Nazuna - sheperd's
purse
Neechan - big sister
Neko - cat
Ninmenka - a monster tree that feeds on humans
Niyoi
- scent
Nobunaga - Nobu-faith/trust/friendly Naga-long
Nobushi - field warrior
O
O - dark
Obake - ghost
Ochimusha no yumi - fugitive's bow
Okaasan
- mother
Okane - money
Okashira - boss
Okawari - a polite way to say "more please"
Onesan
- older sister
Onigumo - ogre spider
Oniichan - older brother
Oogi - fan
Oojisama - prince
Ookami
- wolf
Oosama - king
Oshiro - castle
Osuwari - sit
Otousan - father
Otouto -
younger brother
Oyabun - boss
:Oyaji - father
R
Rin - park
Riyouzen - obvious
Rouyakan - oar, arrow, and/or
tree trunk
Ryuukotsusei - Ryu-dragon, Kou-remains/skeleton, Sei-gost
S
Saimyoushou - super fierce attack
Sakana - fish
Sakelu - evade
Sankontetsuo
- soul-shattering iron claw
Sango - coral
Sansai - edible wild plants
Seireiseki - spirit stone
Sekai
- world
Sengoku Jidai - warring states era (for japan)
Sennin - a mountain person, hermit
Senpai
- one's senior at school or work
Sensou - war
Sensu - fan
Sesshoumaru - destruction of the circle
of life
Shichinintai - seven mercenaries or seven men gang
Shikigami - ceremonial god, enscripted into a
sheet
Shikon no Tama - ball of four souls (it could be jewel of four souls but in japanese tama means ball)
Shinobi
- spy
Shippo - tail; Seven Jewels
Shiro - white
Shishou - master
Shouki - negative type
of energy released by youkai
T
Tabemono - food
Taiyo - sun
Taki - waterfall
Tani
- valley
Tatakai - fight
Ta te - shield
Tengoku - heaven
Tetsu - iron or steel
Tetsusaiga
- Iron destroying fang
Tochi - land
Tojikomeru - trap
Tori - bird
Touboku - life-stealing
tree
Toukajin - peach man
Toume - clear
Tsubaki - camellia flower
Tsuchi - soil
Tsuki
- moon
U
Uchiwa - fan
Umi - sea
Urasue - divination
Ureshii
- happy
Urusai - shut up
Usotsuki - liar
W
Wanna - trap
Y
Yama - mountain
Yami - dark
Yamabushi - warrior priests who
roam the mountains
Yasha - ghost
Yokata - thank goodness
Yoru - night
Youkai - demon
Youkai
taijiya - demon exterminator
Youryoku - from You (monster) and ryoku - literally means monster power
Yudan
- underestimate
Yugi - game
Yume - dream
Yura - beginning
Yuube - last night
Yuugata
- evening
Yuusha - hero
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