Japanese Loanwords by Multi-Source

Ice; by extension, ice cream or an ice pop, plus a few slang and archaic senses.

A hidden place used as a base or refuge.

A type of sausage associated with Vienna.

The inhabited world or the part of the earth occupied by people.

A paper-thin wafer used to wrap powdered medicine or candy.

Inflammation of a mucous membrane with excessive mucus.

A tube inserted into the body to drain or deliver fluids.

Buttons or fasteners used to secure shirt cuffs.

A bleaching and disinfecting chemical, usually calcium hypochlorite.

A loanword for gas, fuel gas, and related household or colloquial senses.

The chemical element chromium.

A money shortage; being broke.

Coffee, the beverage made from roasted coffee beans.

Cocaine, the illicit stimulant drug.

A drinking glass; also the cups suit in playing cards.

An obsolete term for a coordinated advertising campaign for multiple products.

An industrial system or arrangement of production and management.

A small knapsack or daypack.

A small knapsack or rucksack.

A dish of raw or mixed ingredients, usually vegetables, served cold with dressing or sauce.

A serenade, especially in music.

A park or amusement complex built around a theme.

A sales promotion built around a particular theme.

A person who is qualified to treat people who are ill.

A saleswoman at a high-end boutique who models the clothes she sells.

Series of designer presentations held semi-annually in Paris.

A temporary camp without tents or cover, used especially by mountaineers.

A seasoned smoked sausage made of beef and pork.

The capital city of Belgium and a major administrative center of the European Union.

Creating a problem yourself and then gaining credit or profit by solving it.

Short for 'micro', meaning extremely small or relating to microscopic scale.

A detailed written study focused on a single subject.

Abbreviated form of eucalyptus.

An artificial source of light.

A colorless fluid containing white blood cells that circulates in the body.

A semi-synthetic fiber made from regenerated cellulose.

A metal container for food or drinks.

Fabric or clothing made by interlocking loops of yarn.

A shirt worn under other clothes, typically made of knitted fabric.

Having the charming or magical quality of a fairy tale.

A city or large structure built on or over water.

A type of synthetic rubber made from polyurethane.

A synthetic rubber produced by polymerization of chloroprene.

Adhesive tape made of rubber, often used for insulation.

A synthetic elastomer made of silicone and oxygen.

A small, individual loaf of bread, often used for sandwiches or as a side.

Two consecutive home runs hit by players on the same team.

A loop of stretchy rubber used to hold objects together.