允文允武 | being versed in the literary and military arts |
英武 | distinguished (surpassing) valor (valour) |
鬼武者 | daredevil warrior |
赳赳たる武夫 | soldier of dauntless courage |
講武 | military training |
大使館付き武官 | military officer attached to embassy |
武士道の華 | flower of chivalry (Bushido) |
武士の鑑 | paragon of knighthood |
武を練る | to train oneself in military arts |
雄武 | bravery |
非武装地帯 | demilitarized zone, demilitarised zone |
武芸者 | practitioner of martial arts |
武力介入 | armed intervention |
官武 | civilian and military man |
政治的武器 | political weapon |
武器査察 | weapons inspection |
武器輸出禁止 | arms embargo |
武力攻撃 | armed attack |
武家諸法度 | law decreeing rules for daimyo during Tokugawa shogunate |
武運長久 | continued luck in the fortunes of war |
武装勢力 | armed group, armed insurgents |
神武以来 | since the era of the Emperor Jinmu, unprecedented |
武骨一徹 | rustic, boorish, uncouth, adamantly sticking to being boorish |
古武士然 | having something of the old-time samurai about one |
武芸百般 | every martial art, all the martial arts |
武家伝奏 | Imperial official in charge of communication between the shogunate and the court (during the Muromachi and Edo periods) |
武家奉公 | service with a samurai family, serving in a samurai household (as a valet, chambermaid, etc.) |
武人気質 | martial spirit, military spirit, the spirit of true warriors |
武勇絶倫 | peerless bravery, matchless valor (in arms) |
文武兼備 | well up in both literary and military (martial) arts, well skilled in wielding both the sword and the pen |
文武百官 | all the officials, both military and civil |
理論武装 | being prepared for a theoretical (ideological) argument, being armed with theoretical backing |
武 | military officer, military man, military arts |
建武 | Kemmu era (of unified Japan) (1334.1.29-1336.2.29), Kemmu era (of the Northern Court) (1336.2.29-1338.8.28) |
佞武多 | Nebuta, nighttime festival in Tohoku (esp. Aomori) |
武勇談 | tale of heroism |
神武景気 | the economic boom of the mid-1950s |
小型武器 | small arms, light weapons |
武器商人 | arms dealer |
武装組織 | armed organization |