JLPT N1 Vocabulary List - Page 37

This is a list of the vocabulary that you need to know in order to pass the JLPT N1. In total, you will need to have a vocabulary of about 2336 words.

#	Word	Reading	Meaning
1801	聳える	そびえる sobieru	to rise (of a building, mountain, etc.), to tower, to soar	Study
1802	聴覚	ちょうかく choukaku	(sense of) hearing, auditory perception	Study
1803	聴診器	ちょうしんき choushinki	stethoscope	Study
1804	聴講	ちょうこう choukou	lecture attendance, auditing	Study
1805	職務	しょくむ shokumu	professional duties	Study
1806	肉体	にくたい nikutai	the body, the flesh	Study
1807	肉親	にくしん nikushin	blood relationship, blood relative	Study
1808	肝心	かんじん kanjin	essential, fundamental, crucial	Study
1809	股	また mata	groin, thigh, crotch, crutch	Study
1810	肥料	ひりょう hiryou	manure, fertilizer, fertiliser, compost	Study
1811	育ち	そだち sodachi	growth, breeding	Study
1812	肺	はい hai	lung	Study
1813	背く	そむく somuku	to run counter to, to go against, to disobey, to infringe	Study
1814	背後	はいご haigo	back, rear, background	Study
1815	胴	どう dou	trunk, torso, body, abdomen, waist	Study
1816	脅す	おどす odosu	to threaten, to menace, to frighten (into doing)	Study
1817	脅威	きょうい kyoui	threat, menace	Study
1818	脅迫	きょうはく kyouhaku	threat, menace, coercion	Study
1819	脆い	もろい moroi	brittle, fragile, weak, frail	Study
1820	脈	みゃく myaku	pulse	Study
1821	脚本	きゃくほん kyakuhon	script, screenplay, scenario	Study
1822	脚色	きゃくしょく kyakushoku	dramatization (e.g. of a novel), dramatisation, adaptation (for the stage or screen)	Study
1823	脱する	だっする dassuru	to escape from, to get out	Study
1824	脱退	だったい dattai	withdrawal (e.g. from an organization), secession, leaving, pulling out	Study
1825	脳	のう nou	brain	Study
1826	腐敗	ふはい fuhai	decomposition, corruption, decay	Study
1827	腕前	うでまえ udemae	ability, skill, facility	Study
1828	腫れる	はれる hareru	to swell (from inflammation), to become swollen	Study
1829	腸	ちょう chou	intestine, bowel	Study
1830	腹立ち	はらだち haradachi	anger	Study
1831	腿	もも momo	thigh	Study
1832	膜	まく maku	membrane, film	Study
1833	膨れる	ふくれる fukureru	to swell (out), to expand, to be inflated, to distend, to bulge	Study
1834	膨張	ぼうちょう bouchou	expansion, swelling, increase	Study
1835	膳	ぜん zen	small dining table (usu. for a single person), serving tray (with legs)	Study
1836	臨む	のぞむ nozomu	to look out on, to overlook, to front onto	Study
1837	自ずから	おのずから onozukara	naturally, in due course, by itself, of its own accord	Study
1838	自動詞	じどうし jidoushi	intransitive verb	Study
1839	自在	じざい jizai	being able to do as one pleases, doing at will	Study
1840	自尊心	じそんしん jisonshin	self-esteem, self-respect, self-importance, conceit, pride	Study
1841	自惚れ	うぬぼれ unubore	conceit, vanity, pride, self-importance, egotism	Study
1842	自我	じが jiga	ego	Study
1843	自立	じりつ jiritsu	independence, self-reliance	Study
1844	自転	じてん jiten	rotation (on an axis)	Study
1845	自首	じしゅ jishu	surrender (to the authorities), giving oneself up, turning oneself in	Study
1846	至って	いたって itatte	very much, exceedingly, extremely	Study
1847	興じる	きょうじる kyoujiru	to amuse oneself, to make merry	Study
1848	興奮	こうふん koufun	excitement, stimulation, agitation	Study
1849	興業	こうぎょう kougyou	promotion of industry, inauguration of a new industrial enterprise	Study
1850	舐める	なめる nameru	to lick, to lap, to suck	Study

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