草臥れる[kutabireru] to get tired
安臥[anga] quiet rest
横臥[ouga] lying on one's side
臥し転ぶ[fushimarobu] to fall and roll over
臥せる[fuseru] to lie down

臥所[fushido] bed
臥床[gashou] confined to bed
臥薪嘗胆[gashinshoutan] going through thick and thin to attain one's objective
起臥[kiga] daily life
仰臥[gyouga] lie on one's back

遺臣[ishin] surviving retainer
一夜大臣[ichiyadaijin] overnight millionaire
右大臣[udaijin] Minister of the Right (official in Nara and Heian periods)
運輸大臣[unyudaijin] Minister of Transport
下臣[kashin] low-rank retainer

家臣[kashin] vassal
外務大臣[gaimudaijin] Minister for Foreign Affairs
旧臣[kyuushin] old retainer
君臣[kunshin] ruler and ruled
建設大臣[kensetsudaijin] Minister of Construction

君臨[kunrin] reigning
降臨[kourin] advent
再降臨[saikourin] Second Advent
再臨[sairin] second coming
再臨派[sairinha] Adventists

台臨[tairin] visit by the empress or the crown prince
臨く[nozoku] to peek (though a keyhole, gap, etc.)
来臨[rairin] attendance
臨む[nozomu] to look out on
臨界[rinkai] critical (pressure, temperature, state, point)

臧否[zouhi] the good and bad