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1. Drive Moves:
(Kanji (romaji) - Translation)
坎 (kan) - Pitfall/North
離 (ri) - Separate/South
兌 (da) - More/West
震 (shin) - Shake/East
乾 (ken) - Northwest
艮 (gon) - Northeast
坤 (kon) - Southwest
巽 (son) - Southeast
2. Species in Onmyou Taisenki:
(Kanji (romaji) means "")
青錫 (Aogane) means "blue tin."
白虎 (Byakko) means "white tiger."
芽吹 (Mebuki) means "putting forth buds."
大火 (Oobi) means "big fire."
甘露 (Kanro) means "sweetness" or "nectar."
榎 (Enoki) means "hackberry."
椿 (Tsubaki) means "camellia."
赤銅 (Akagane) means "copper."
青龍 (Seiryuu) means "blue dragon."
繁茂 (Hanmo) means "thistledown."
霜花 (Souka) means "flower."
埋火 (Uzumibi) means "banked fire."
雷火 (Ikazuchi) means "lightning."
黒鉄 (Kurogane) means "iron."
楓 (Kaede) means "maple."
柊 (Hiiragi) means "holy tree."
秋水 (Shuusui) means "autumn water."
豊穣 (Houjou) means "fertility."
凝寂 (Gyoujaku) means "hard-shelled."
消雪 (Shousetsu) means “melting snow.”
3. Directly translated:
(Kanji (romaji) - Translation - Notes)
天流 (tenryuu) - Heaven Style
地流 (chiryuu) - Earth Style
神流 (jinryuu) - Jin Style - The Kanji for Jin (神) means "God"
宗家 (souke) - Originator - Also means head of family. In Onmyou Taisenki, the Originator refers to the being who founded the Style.
降神 (koujin) - Summon - Literally "Descending God"
大降神 (daikoujin) - Grand Summon - Literally "Large Descending God"
4. Terms kept in romaji form and notes concerning them:
(Kanji (romaji) - Note)
Objects:
封 (fuu) - The seals Onmyouji and Toujinshi use with cards.
印 (In) - The seals Toujinshi use with the Drive.
闘神機 (Toujinki) - Machines used by the Toujinshi such as the Drive.
西海道虎鉄 (Saikaidou Kotetsu) - The name of Kogenta's weapon. 西海道 (Saikaidou) means “west coastal road.” 虎鉄 (Kotetsu) means “iron tiger.” All Shikigami have a special name for their weapon such as Kogenta's.
鬼門 (Kimon) - Literally means "Ghost Door" and refers to the northeastern direction. In ancient Japanese culture, this direction is perceived to be unlucky and should be avoided. In Onmyou Taisenki, this usually refers to the entrances to Fukumaden (see places).
Living:
式神 (Shikigami) - A familiar or a magical creature who can be called forth to battle.
陰陽人 (Onmyouji) - People who use In to fend off their enemies.
闘神士 (Toujinshi) - People who conclude contracts with Shikigami and break In with the Drive.
巫女 (Miko) - Shrine maiden or priestess.
Places:
伏魔殿 (Fukumaden) - Pandemonium, an abode of demons
名落宮 (Naraku) - A type of hell for the Shikigami.
Misc:
必殺 (hissatsu) - Literally "Certain-kill." Refers to a deadly technique.
見参 (kenzan) - The expression does not seem to have a direct translation that would make appropriate sense. Possible translation is "Appear!" Toujou has the same meaning.
○の○ ((Species) no (Shikigami)) - the "no" indicates affiliation of the Shikigami to the Species. Ex: "Byakko no Kogenta" would mean "Shikigami Kogenta of the Byakko Species."
五行 (gogyou) - The five elements wood, fire, water, earth and metal
森羅万象 (shinra banshou) - All things in nature
逆式 (sakashiki) - Literally "bewitching ceremony." A forbidden ceremony that allows a human to take a Shikigami's powers into oneself.
四大天 (yondaiten) - Literally "Four Great Heavens." The Four Devas the adhere to the Taikyoku. They name refers to Jikoku of the east (Fire), Zouchou of the south (Water), Koumoku of the west (Earth), Tamon of the north (Metal). Gandarubua of the east controls spring (water), Asura of the south controls summer (metal), Naaga of the west controls fall (water), Deeba of the north controls winter (metal). Together they hold the Four Kimon.
5. Other basics:
-san - Used to address someone with respect. Generally equivalent to "Mr." or "Ms."
-kun - Used to address someone with respect or close to the same level as the addressee.
-chan - Mainly used to address young girls, sometimes used for pet names (applies to pets and humans). It has a connotation of cuteness to it.
-sama - Used to address masters, leaders, or to someone you wish to pay a great deal of respect to.
-sensei - Used to address teachers or someone you look up to.
-dono - Used to address someone with great respect.
-han - Kansai variation of -kun.
-buchou - Captain, Leader, Chief.
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