| ご殿 | ごてん | (n) palace/court/ |
| 奥御殿 | おくごてん | (n) noble's private quarters/ |
| 下殿 | げでん
| leaving the palace/ |
| 化粧殿 | けわいでん | dressing room/ |
| 仮殿 | かりどの | (n) temporary shrine/ |
| 貴殿 | きでん
| (n) polite 2nd person pronoun/ |
| 客殿 | きゃくでん
| (n) reception hall (in a temple or
palace)/ |
| 宮殿 | きゅうでん | (n) palace/(P)/ |
| 金殿玉楼 | きんでんぎょくろう
| (n) magnificent palace/ |
| 御殿 | ごてん
| (n) palace/court/(P)/ |
| 御殿女中 | ごてんじょちゅう
| waiting woman in a shogun or daimyo's
palace/ |
| 皇太子殿下 | こうたいしでんか
| the Crown Prince/ |
| 皇霊殿 | こうれいでん | (n) shrine of imperial ancestors/ |
| 高殿 | たかどの
| (n) stately mansion/ |
| 祭殿 | さいでん
| (n) shrine/sanctuary/ |
| 参殿 | さんでん
| (n) palace visit/ |
| 紫宸殿 | ししんでん
| (n) Hall for State Ceremonies/ |
| 社殿 | しゃでん
| (n) (main building of a) Shinto
shrine/ |
| 若殿 | わかとの | (n) young lord/ |
| 若殿原 | わかとのばら | (n) young monarch or samurai/ |
| 昇殿 | しょうでん
| (n) entry into the sanctum of a shrine or
temple/access to the imperial court/ |
| 寝殿 | しんでん | (n) (historical) main residence of an
emperor/ |
| 寝殿造り | しんでんづくり
| (n) in the manner of Heian era palatial
architecture/ |
| 神殿 | しんでん | (n) temple/sacred place/ |
| 正殿 | せいでん
| (n) main temple/state chamber/ |
| 大極殿 | だいごくでん | (n) Council Hall in the Imperial Palace/ |
| 大仏殿 | だいぶつでん | (n) Daibutsuden/ |
| 沈殿 | ちんでん
| (n,vs) precipitation/settlement/ |
| 湯殿 | ゆどの
| (n) bathroom/(P)/ |
| 内殿 | ないでん
| (n) inner shrine/ |
| 拝殿 | はいでん
| (n) front shrine/hall of worship/ |
| 妃殿下 | ひでんか | (n) princess/Her Royal Highness/(P)/ |
| 伏魔殿 | ふくまでん | (n) abode of demons/hotbed (of
graft)/pandemonium/ |
| 仏殿 | ぶつでん | (n) Buddhist temple/ |
| 別殿 | べつでん
| (n) palace annex/shrine annex/ |
| 便殿 | びんでん
| (n) emperor's temporary place of
sojourn/ |
| 便殿 | べんでん | (n) emperor's temporary place of sojourn/ |
| 宝殿 | ほうでん
| (n) (shrine) repository or treasure
house/(shrine) sanctuary/ |
| 宝物殿 | ほうもつでん
| (n) (shrine) repository or treasure
house/(shrine) sanctuary/ |
| 本殿 | ほんでん | (n) main shrine/inner sanctuary/ |
| 霊殿 | れいでん
| (n) shrine/mausoleum/ |
Japanese - English dictionary courtesy of Jim Breen.
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