奥勤め[okuzutome] working as a lady's maid
過勤[kakin] overwork
皆勤[kaikin] perfect attendance
外勤[gaikin] working away from the office
勤まらない[tsutomaranai] unfit for

勤まる[tsutomaru] to be fit for
勤め[tsutome] service
勤める[tsutomeru] to work (for)
勤め気[tsutomegi] mercenary spirit
勤め口[tsutomeguchi] position

夷国[ikoku] land of the barbarians
夷人[ijin] barbarian
夷俗[izoku] customs of the barbarians
夷狄[iteki] barbarians

蝦夷[ezo] peoples formerly of northern Japan with distinct language and culture (i.e. the Ainu)
勤皇攘夷[kinnoujoui] loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of the foreigners
蕃夷[bani] savages
攘夷[joui] expulsion of the foreigners

勤皇攘夷[kinnoujoui] loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of the foreigners
竜攘虎搏[ryuujoukohaku] fierce fighting
攘夷[joui] expulsion of the foreigners

尊王攘夷[sonnoujoui] 19th century slogan advocating reverence for the Emperor and the expulsion of (barbarian) foreigners
尊攘[sonjou] revering the Emperor
攘夷論[jouiron] (late Edo-period) principle of excluding foreigners

教皇[kyoukou] Pope
勤皇攘夷[kinnoujoui] loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of the foreigners
勤皇[kinnou] imperialism
皇位[koui] imperial throne
皇紀[kouki] Imperial era

皇紀年度[koukinendo] numbering of years since Jimmu
皇居[koukyo] Imperial Palace
皇后[kougou] (Japanese) empress
皇后陛下[kougouheika] her majesty the Empress
皇子[ouji] imperial prince