宛がう[ategau] to allot
宛てる[ateru] to address
宛ら[sanagara] just like
宛も[adakamo] as if
私宛[watashiate] my address

宛て[ate] aim
宛字[ateji] kanji used as a phonetic symbol, instead of for the meaning
一つ宛[hitotsuzutsu] one by one
宛て先[atesaki] address
宛て名[atena] (addressee's) name

葛藤[kattou] conflict
藤色[fujiiro] light purple
藤棚[fujidana] wisteria trellis
藤蔓[fujizuru] wisteria vine
藤氏[toushi] Fujiwara family

藤本[touhon] climbing trees
上り藤[noborifuji] lupine
藤袴[fujibakama] thoroughwort (species of boneset, Eupatorium fortunei)
藤原時代[fujiwarajidai] Fujiwara period (esp. used as a period of art history, approx. 894-1185 CE)

袴着[hakamagi] ceremony fitting child with a hakama
羽織袴[haorihakama] Japanese male formal attire
藤袴[fujibakama] thoroughwort (species of boneset, Eupatorium fortunei)
紺屋の白袴[kouyanoshirobakama] the shoemaker's children go barefoot
御袴料[onhakamaryou] betrothal money given from woman to man

着袴[chakko] ceremony of fitting child with a hakama
袴能[hakamanou] informal noh performed in light clothes (during the summer)
山袴[yamabakama] work hakama
雪袴[yukibakama] work hakama for use in the snow