Vocabulary consisting only from characters you are able to read

kanji kana meaning randomReload
切れる kireru (1)to cut well/to be sharp/ (2)to break (off)/to snap/to wear out/ (3)to be injured/ (4)to burst/to collapse/ (5)to be disconnected/to be out of/to expire/to sever (connections) with/ (6)to be shrewd ichidan, jlpt3, leda1, verb, vintrans
切る kiru (1)to cut (usu. to cut through)/ (2)to sever (connections, ties)/ (3)to turn off (i.e. the light)/ (4)to terminate (i.e. a conversation)/to hang up (the phone)/to disconnect/ (5)to punch (a ticket)/t godan, jlpt5, leda1, verb, vtrans
ki tree, woodjlpt5, shokubutsu
大木 taiboku big treeleda1, shizen
ちんちんの大きさはどのくらい? chinchin no ookisa ha dono kurai? How big is your 'package'?ai, baka
kishi bank, coast, shoremix
onaji; onajiku; kurikaeshi; dounojiten; noma množné číslo (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (jen výjmečně)
月日 tsukihi čas, měsíce a dnyleda1, toki
katana swordsensou
水切り mizukiri (1)drainer, strainer, colander, (2)cutwater, forefoot, flashing, throating, (3)(playing) ducks and drakes, stone skipping, skipping rocks, (4)snipping the stem of a cut flower without raising it o suru
大きな ookina big, largeadj, jlpt4
切らす kirasu to be out of, to run out of, to be short of, to be out of stockgodan, jlpt3, verb, vtrans
higashi eastjlpt5, leda1
お大事に。 odaijini. Take care of your self. (for sick or injured person)byouki, jlpt4
~か月 ~kagetsu month(s) (time interval)jlpt5, toki
tera templejlpt3, jlpt4, kami
木刀 bokutou wooden swordleda1, sensou
大して taishite (not so) much, (not) verymix
tsuki moonjlpt4
大きい ookii big, large, greatadj, jlpt5
koto věc, záležitostleda1
火事 kaji firejlpt4, leda1
大事な daijina importantadj, jlpt4
hi firejlpt4
~月 ~gatsu month (of the year)jlpt5, toki
大事 daiji importantjlpt4
クルミの木 kuruminoki walnutshokubutsu
大ヒット daihitto big hit, popular item (e.g. movie, music)ongaku
東大寺 toudaiji chrám Tódaidži (v Naře)leda1, namae
mizu waterjlpt5, kagaku, ryouri, shizen