Simple Sabotage Field Manual — Page 15

Vocabulary

公共

kōkyō — Public; relating to the community or public use.

建物

tatemono — Building; a structure used for shelter or work.

の

no — Possessive or descriptive particle linking nouns.

警備

keibi — Security; guarding or protecting a place.

て

te — Conjunctive particle connecting verbs or clauses.

い

i — Auxiliary verb indicating ongoing state or action.

ない

nai — Negative auxiliary; indicates something does not exist.

すべて

subete — All; everything without exception.

入口

iriguchi — Entrance; the way into a building or place.

錠前

jōmae — Lock; a mechanical device securing a door.

に

ni — Particle indicating direction, location, or target.

紙

kami — Paper; thin flat material used for writing.

木片

mokuhen — Wood chip or piece; a small fragment of wood.

ヘアピン

heapin — Hairpin; a small pin used to fasten hair.

その他

sonohoka — Other; besides that; anything else remaining.

入る

hairu — To enter; to go into a place or space.

もの

mono — Thing; object; an item or material substance.

は

wa — Topic marker particle highlighting the subject.

何

nani — What; which thing; used in questions.

で

de — Particle indicating means, location of action, or scope.

も

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

詰め込め

tsumekome — Cram in; stuff something into a space forcefully.

工業

kōgyō — Industry; large-scale manufacturing or production activity.

生産

seisan — Production; the process of manufacturing goods.

製造

seizō — Manufacturing; making products in a factory setting.

工具

kōgu — Tool; an instrument used for mechanical work.

切削

sessaku — Cutting; machining material by removing portions.

を

o — Object marker particle indicating the direct object.

鈍ら

nibura — To dull; to make a cutting edge less sharp.

そう

sō — So; that way; thus; in that manner.

ば

ba — Conditional particle meaning 'if' or 'when'.

効率

kōritsu — Efficiency; the ratio of useful output to input.

が

ga — Subject marker particle identifying the grammatical subject.

落ち

ochi — To fall; to drop; to decrease in level or quality.

遅れ

okure — Delay; falling behind schedule or expected pace.

使用

shiyō — Use; utilization of a tool or material.

する

suru — To do; general-purpose action verb in Japanese.

材料

zairyō — Material; raw substance used in manufacturing.

や

ya — And; listing particle connecting nouns loosely.

部品

buhin — Parts; components used in machinery or assembly.

傷める

itameru — To damage; to harm or injure something.

可能性

kanōsei — Possibility; the chance that something may occur.

ある

aru — To exist; to be; there is something present.

のこぎり

nokogiri — Saw; a toothed tool for cutting wood or metal.

とき

toki — Time; moment; when a certain situation occurs.

少し

sukoshi — A little; slightly; a small amount or degree.

ねじっ

nejitte — Twisted; turned or torqued in a rotational direction.

た

ta — Past tense auxiliary; indicates completed action.

状態

jōtai — State; condition; the current situation of something.

しばらく

shibaraku — For a while; for some time; temporarily.

と

to — Quotation or conditional particle; and; with; if.

中

naka — Inside; middle; within a space or period.

折れる

oreru — To break; to snap; said of rigid objects.

よう

yō — Appears to; seems like; expresses likeness or aim.

なる

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

やすり

yasuri — File; a rough tool used for shaping metal.

非常

hijō — Extremely; very; emergency or unusual degree.

速い

hayai — Fast; quick; moving at high speed.

ストローク

sutorōku — Stroke; a single back-and-forth movement of a tool.

使う

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

早期

sōki — Early stage; premature occurrence of something.

磨耗

mamō — Wear; gradual deterioration through friction or use.

強い

tsuyoi — Strong; powerful; intense in force or degree.

圧力

atsuryoku — Pressure; force applied over an area.

かけ

kake — To apply; to exert force or pressure on something.

ゆっくり

yukkuri — Slowly; at a leisurely or unhurried pace.

引きずる

hikizuru — To drag; to pull something along a surface.

同様

dōyō — Similarly; in the same way or manner.

前進

zenshin — Forward movement; advancing in a direction.

だけ

dake — Only; just; limited to a specific amount.

なく

naku — Without; not having; negative conjunctive form.

後退

kōtai — Retreat; backward movement or withdrawal.

力

chikara — Force; strength; power applied physically.

バイス

baisu — Vise; a clamp used to hold workpieces firmly.

工作物

kōsakubutsu — Workpiece; the object being machined or worked on.

叩きつけ

tatakitsuke — To slam or strike forcefully against a surface.

掃除

sōji — Cleaning; tidying up a space or equipment.

この

kono — This; referring to something nearby or just mentioned.

方法

hōhō — Method; way; a procedure for doing something.

簡単

kantan — Simple; easy; not complicated or difficult.

ビット

bitto — Bit; the cutting tip of a drill or tool.

ドリル

doriru — Drill; a rotating tool used to bore holes.

かける

kakeru — To apply; to hang; to put something into action.

プレス

puresu — Press; a machine that applies compressive force.

ポンチ

ponchi — Punch; a tool for making holes or marks.

調整

chōsei — Adjustment; tuning or calibrating a setting.

量

ryō — Amount; quantity; the measure of something.

超え

koe — To exceed; to go beyond a limit or threshold.

入れる

ireru — To put in; to insert something into a place.

こと

koto — Thing; fact; nominalizer turning verbs into nouns.

故障

koshō — Breakdown; malfunction; failure of a machine.

られる

rareru — Passive or potential auxiliary; can be done; is done.

たとえば

tatoeba — For example; for instance; used to illustrate.

一枚

ichimai — One sheet; one flat thin piece of material.

ところ

tokoro — Place; point; situation where something occurs.

二枚

nimai — Two sheets; two flat thin pieces of material.

ブランク

buranku — Blank; an unfinished workpiece ready for processing.

など

nado — Etc.; and so on; among other things.

だ

da — Copula; informal form of 'to be' or 'is'.

空気

kūki — Air; atmosphere; compressed air for tools.

リベッター

ribettā — Riveter; a tool for fastening rivets together.

等

tō — Etc.; and others; and so forth; similar items.

動力

dōryoku — Power; motive force driving machinery or equipment.

汚れ

yogore — Dirt; contamination; filth on a surface or part.

いる

iru — To be; to exist; used for animate beings.

注油

chūyu — Lubrication; applying oil to moving machine parts.

箇所

kasho — Location; spot; a specific point or place.

電気

denki — Electricity; electric power used in equipment.

接点

setten — Contact point; electrical connection between components.

通常

tsūjō — Normally; usually; under ordinary circumstances.

蓄積

chikuseki — Accumulation; buildup of substances over time.

異物

ibutsu — Foreign matter; unwanted substance inside a system.

挿入

sōnyū — Insertion; placing something into an opening.

容易

yōi — Easy; simple; accomplished without much difficulty.

汚染

osen — Contamination; pollution of a system or substance.

れる

reru — Passive auxiliary verb; indicates being acted upon.

油脂

yushi — Oil and fat; lubricating substances in machinery.

潤滑

junkatsu — Lubrication; reducing friction between moving parts.

システム

shisutemu — System; an organized set of connected components.

な

na — Adjectival particle or negative imperative ending.

妨害

bōgai — Interference; obstruction; disruption of a process.

工作

kōsaku — Sabotage; craftsmanship; work or manipulation done.

対し

taishi — Against; toward; in relation to something.

脆弱

zeijaku — Vulnerable; fragile; easily damaged or compromised.

可動

kadō — Movable; capable of movement; mobile parts.

持つ

motsu — To have; to hold; to possess something.

機械

kikai — Machine; mechanical equipment or apparatus.

極めて

kiwamete — Extremely; to the utmost degree; exceptionally.

重要

jūyō — Important; significant; of great consequence.

へ

e — Directional particle meaning toward or to a place.

プロセス

purosesu — Process; a series of steps in production.

要所

yōsho — Key point; critical location in a process or system.

または

matawa — Or; alternatively; one or the other option.

作業

sagyō — Work; task; a specific job or operation performed.

完全

kanzen — Complete; perfect; total without any deficiency.

停止

teishi — Stop; halt; cessation of movement or operation.

せる

seru — Causative ending; to make or cause someone to act.