Simple Sabotage Field Manual — Page 13

Vocabulary

それ

sore — That thing; refers to something near the listener.

は

wa — Topic marker particle indicating the sentence topic.

タバコ

tabako — Cigarette or tobacco product.

が

ga — Subject marker particle identifying the grammatical subject.

燃える

moeru — To burn; to catch fire and combust.

の

no — Possessive or nominalizing particle connecting nouns.

と

to — And; with; quotation particle connecting elements.

ほぼ

hobo — Almost; nearly; approximately the same amount.

同じ

onaji — Same; identical; no difference between two things.

よう

you — Like; similar to; in the manner of.

に

ni — Direction, location, or purpose particle with multiple uses.

炎

honoo — Flame; visible burning fire or blaze.

を

wo — Object marker particle indicating the direct object.

出さ

dasa — To emit or produce (stem form of 出す).

ず

zu — Negative verb ending meaning without doing something.

ゆっくり

yukkuri — Slowly; in an unhurried or gradual manner.

燃え

moe — Burn; combustion (stem form of 燃える).

続け

tsuzuke — Continue doing; keep going without stopping.

グリース

gurīsu — Grease; thick oily lubricant substance.

火薬

kayaku — Gunpowder; explosive chemical compound used in firearms.

達する

tassuru — To reach; to arrive at a destination or state.

突然

totsuzen — Suddenly; all at once without prior warning.

燃え上がる

moeagaru — To burst into flame; to flare up suddenly.

染み込ま

shimikoma — To soak into; to permeate a material thoroughly.

せた

seta — Caused to do; past causative verb ending form.

紐

himo — String; cord; thin rope or binding material.

その後

sonogo — After that; subsequently; following a prior event.

上げ

age — To raise or lift up (stem form of 上げる).

て

te — Connective particle linking sequential or related actions.

代わり

kawari — Substitute; replacement; in place of something else.

マッチ

macchi — Match; small stick used to ignite fire.

使う

tsukau — To use; to make use of a tool or item.

こと

koto — Thing; fact; nominalizer turning verbs into noun phrases.

で

de — By means of; at; using a method or location.

効果

kouka — Effect; result; the impact or outcome produced.

得る

eru — To obtain; to gain; to acquire something desired.

できる

dekiru — To be able to; to be possible or capable.

つぶれ

tsubure — To be crushed or collapsed; to go flat.

たり

tari — Listing particle indicating among other similar actions.

結び目

musubime — Knot; a tied loop in a string or rope.

でき

deki — Can form; to be formed (stem of できる).

し

shi — And; listing conjunction connecting reasons or actions.

ない

nai — Negative ending expressing nonexistence or inability.

注意

chuui — Caution; attention; warning to be careful.

ながら

nagara — While doing; simultaneously performing two actions.

頭

atama — Head; top part of a body or object.

部分

bubun — Part; section; a portion of a whole thing.

通す

toosu — To pass through; to thread something through an opening.

それら

sorera — Those things; plural referring to previously mentioned items.

も

mo — Also; too; even; inclusive addition particle.

上げる

ageru — To raise; to lift up; to increase something.

だろう

darou — Probably; I suppose; expressing conjecture or supposition.

この

kono — This; referring to something close to the speaker.

種

shurui / tane — Type; kind; sort of a category or species.

導火線

doukasen — Fuse; cord that carries fire to an explosive.

利点

riten — Advantage; merit; beneficial feature of something.

一定

ittei — Constant; fixed; uniform without change or variation.

速度

sokudo — Speed; velocity; rate of movement or progress.

いう

iu — To say; to call; to express in words.

点

ten — Point; aspect; a specific feature or characteristic.

ある

aru — To exist; to be; to have (for inanimate things).

選ん

eran — Chose; selected (stem form of 選ぶ).

だ

da — Copula; casual form of です meaning to be.

長さ

nagasa — Length; the measurement of something from end to end.

太さ

futosa — Thickness; girth; the diameter or width of something.

よっ

yotte — By; depending on; according to (contracted form of よって).

火

hi — Fire; flame; combustion producing heat and light.

付く

tsuku — To ignite; to catch on; to attach or adhere.

タイミング

taimingu — Timing; the moment chosen for an action.

調整

chousei — Adjustment; regulation; fine-tuning something to correct level.

する

suru — To do; to perform; general action verb.

時間外

jikangai — Outside working hours; overtime; after hours period.

オフィス

ofisu — Office; workplace building or administrative workspace.

起こす

okosu — To cause; to trigger; to bring about an event.

ため

tame — For the purpose of; in order to achieve something.

上記

jouki — Above-mentioned; previously stated item in the text.

提案

teian — Proposal; suggestion; idea put forward for consideration.

た

ta — Past tense auxiliary verb ending.

な

na — Sentence-ending particle for emphasis or prohibition.

使用

shiyou — Use; usage; the act of using something.

記録

kiroku — Record; document; written account of information.

や

ya — And; listing particle connecting multiple nouns informally.

その他

sonohoka — Others; the rest; other types or categories besides.

種類

shurui — Type; kind; category or variety of something.

書類

shorui — Documents; paperwork; official written materials or files.

破壊

hakai — Destruction; demolition; the act of ruining something.

敵

teki — Enemy; opponent; an adversary or hostile party.

対し

taishi — Against; toward; in relation to a target.

深刻

shinkoku — Serious; grave; a severe or critical situation.

打撃

dageki — Blow; damage; a severe strike or harmful impact.

なる

naru — To become; to turn into a new state.

廃棄物

haikibutsu — Waste; garbage; discarded material or refuse.

保管

hokan — Storage; safekeeping; keeping items in a designated place.

さ

sa — Nominalizing suffix or sentence-final softening particle.

れ

re — Passive or potential verb conjugation suffix.

いる

iru — To be; to exist (for animate beings or ongoing states).

地下室

chikashitsu — Basement; underground room beneath a building.

管理人

kanrinin — Caretaker; manager; person in charge of a facility.

油分

yubun — Oil content; oily component found in a substance.

多い

ooi — Many; much; large in number or quantity.

蓄積

chikuseki — Accumulation; buildup; gathering of materials over time.

おく

oku — To do in advance; to leave in a state.

べき

beki — Should; ought to; expressing moral obligation or duty.

その

sono — That; referring to something near the listener.

自然発火

shizen hakka — Spontaneous combustion; self-ignition without external flame source.

簡単

kantan — Easy; simple; not difficult or complicated.

点火

tenka — Ignition; lighting; the act of setting fire to something.

夜間

yakan — Nighttime; the nighttime hours; during the night period.

勤務

kinmu — Work duty; service; being on the job or shift.

あれ

are — That thing over there; distant reference pronoun.

ば

ba — Conditional particle meaning if or when a condition applies.

最初

saisho — First; the very beginning; initial occurrence of something.

火災

kasai — Fire disaster; conflagration; a destructive uncontrolled fire.

報告

houkoku — Report; notification; informing someone of a situation.

あまり

amari — Too much; not very; excessively or not particularly.

早く

hayaku — Quickly; early; at a fast or prompt pace.

清潔

seiketsu — Clean; hygienic; free from dirt or contamination.

工場

koujou — Factory; plant; industrial building for manufacturing goods.

起き

oki — To occur; to happen (stem form of 起きる).

にくい

nikui — Difficult to do; hard to perform a certain action.

不潔

fuketsu — Unclean; dirty; lacking hygiene or cleanliness.

やすい

yasui — Easy to do; prone to; likely to happen.

労働者

roudousha — Worker; laborer; person employed in manual or physical work.

ゴミ

gomi — Garbage; trash; waste material to be discarded.

扱い

atsukai — Handling; treatment; the way something is dealt with.

不注意

fuchuui — Carelessness; inattention; lack of care or caution.

清掃

seisou — Cleaning; sweeping; the act of tidying up a space.

怠る

okotaru — To neglect; to be lazy about performing a duty.

十分

juubun — Sufficient; enough; adequate in amount or degree.

汚れ

yogore — Dirt; stain; filth accumulated on a surface.

本来

honrai — Originally; by nature; inherently as it should be.

耐火性

taikasei — Fire resistance; ability to withstand fire or heat.

建物

tatemono — Building; structure; a constructed architectural edifice.

可燃性

kanensei — Flammability; the property of being easily ignited or burned.