御守[omamori] charm
井守[imori] newt (esp. the Japanese fire belly newt, Cynops pyrrhogaster)
看守[kanshu] jailer
看守者[kanshusha] jailer
居留守[irusu] pretending to be out

見守る[mimamoru] to watch over
厳守[genshu] strict observance
固守[koshu] clinging
攻守[koushu] offense and defense
子守り[komori] babysitter

恐らく[osoraku] perhaps
恐れ[osore] fear
恐れ戦く[osoreononoku] to tremble with fear
恐れ入る[osoreiru] to be sorry
恐ろしい[osoroshii] terrible

恐喝[kyoukatsu] blackmail
恐慌[kyoukou] panic
恐妻家[kyousaika] hen-pecked husband
恐妻病[kyousaibyou] wife-phobia
恐縮[kyoushuku] feeling obliged

杜父魚[tofugyo] sculpin (any fish of family Cottidae, inc. the bullheads and the miller's-thumb)
杜撰[zusan] careless
杜漏[zurou] careless
杜宇[hototogisu] lesser cuckoo (Cuculus poliocephalus)
杜夫魚[kakubutsu] fourspine sculpin (species of fish, Cottus kazika)

杜絶[tozetsu] stoppage
鎮守の杜[chinjunomori] grove of the village shrine
杜氏[touji] chief brewer at a sake brewery (after name of sake's alleged inventor)
杜若[kakitsubata] rabbitear iris (Iris laevigata)

重鎮[juuchin] leader
鎮木[chigi] ornamental crossed rafter ends on shrine gables
鎮圧[chinatsu] suppression
鎮火[chinka] extinguishing
鎮魂[chinkon] repose of souls

鎮魂ミサ曲[chinkonmisakyoku] Requiem Mass
鎮魂帰神[chinkonkishin] return to the divine through spiritual quietude
鎮魂曲[chinkonkyoku] requiem
鎮座[chinza] enshrinement
鎮守[chinju] local Shinto deity