掬い取る[sukuitoru] to dip or scoop up
掬い出す[sukuidasu] to bail (water out of a boat)
掬い上げる[sukuiageru] to dip or scoop up
掬う[sukuu] to scoop
一掬[ikkiku] small amount

掬い投げ[sukuinage] variety of beltless arm throw
掬い網[sukuiami] scoop net
小股掬い[komatasukui] over-thigh scooping body drop
足元を掬う[ashimotowosukuu] to trip someone up
金魚掬い[kingyosukui] festival game in which participants try to catch goldfish in a shallow paper ladle

管掌[kanshou] taking charge
合掌[gasshou] pressing one's hands together in prayer
掌る[tsukasadoru] to rule
車掌[shashou] (train) conductor
手掌[shushou] palmar

掌握[shouaku] grasping
掌中[shouchuu] in the hand
掌中の玉[shouchuunotama] apple of one's eye
掌紋[shoumon] palm print
掌理[shouri] rule of law

この先の心持ち[konosakinokokoromochi] feelings from this point on
御心配なく[goshinpainaku] don't worry
愛郷心[aikyoushin] love of one's hometown
愛国心[aikokushin] patriotic feelings
悪心[akushin] evil thought

悪心[oshin] nausea
安心[anshin] relief
安心立命[anshinritsumei] spiritual peace and enlightenment
以心伝心[ishindenshin] telepathy
依頼心[iraishin] spirit of dependence