於多福[otafuku] homely woman (esp. one with a small low nose, high flat forehead, and bulging cheeks)
圧倒的多数[attoutekitasuu] overwhelming numbers
一妻多夫[issaitafu] polyandry
一番多い[ichibanooi] most numerous
一夫多妻[ipputasai] polygamy

引く手数多[hikuteamata] being very popular
過多[kata] excess
幾多[ikuta] many
ご多忙中[gotabouchuu] in the midst of your work (often used as a formal phrase in business letters, etc.)
好事魔多し[koujimaooshi] Lights are usually followed by shadows

本の[honno] mere
異本[ihon] different edition
一坪本社[hitotsubohonsha] small company headquarters located in Tokyo simply for name value
一本[ippon] one long cylindrical thing
一本気[ippongi] single-minded (esp. personality or person)

一本橋[ipponbashi] (a) log bridge
一本建て[ippondate] (a) single standard
一本松[ipponmatsu] solitary pine tree
一本杉[ipponsugi] (a) solitary cryptomeria tree
一本槍[ipponyari] guiding principle

ゝ髷[chonmage] topknot (hair style)
丸髷[marumage] traditional married woman's hair style, with an oval chignon on top
付け髷[tsukemage] false coiffure
大銀杏髷[ooichoumage] ginkgo-leaf top-knot worn by makuuchi and juryo division wrestlers
髷結い[mageyui] hairdressing of a wrestler's top-knot

忍ぶ髷[shinobuwage] women's hairstyle (first appearing during the mid-18th century)
兵庫髷[hyougowage] female hairstyle starting from the Keicho period
島田髷[shimadamage] pompadour-like hair style, popular for unmarried women in the Edo period
笄髷[kougaiwage] type of Japanese woman's hairstyle using a hairpin (Edo period)