鬼利死丹[kirishitan] early Japanese Christianity (from the later Muromachi period)
あっ死[asshi] crushing to death
安楽死[anrakushi] euthanasia
一死[isshi] dying
一死後[isshigo] after one out (in Baseball)

一死報国[isshihoukoku] dying for one's country
煙死[enshi] death by smoke suffocation
横死[oushi] violent (tragic or accidental) death
仮死[kashi] asphyxiation
過労死[karoushi] death from overwork and mental stress

お生憎様[oainikusama] that's too bad (ironical)
御誕生日おめでとうございます[otanjoubiomedetougozaimasu] Happy Birthday
隣の芝生は青い[tonarinoshibafuhaaoi] the grass is always greener on the other side
生きがいい[ikigaii] fresh (e.g. fish)
コンピューター援用生産[konpyuutaaenyouseisan] computer-aided manufacture

委託生[itakusei] scholarship student sent by government office or business
生す[nasu] to build up
異常発生[ijouhassei] plague
医学生[igakusei] medical student
医学生物学[igakuseibutsugaku] medical biology

くる病[kurubyou] rickets
アルツハイマー病[arutsuhaimaabyou] Alzheimer's disease
ケーソン病[keesonbyou] caisson disease
ハンセン病[hansenbyou] Hansen's disease
マレック病[marekkubyou] Marek's disease

悪病[akubyou] bad health
胃病[ibyou] stomach trouble
遺伝病[idenbyou] hereditary (genetic) disease
いもち病[tounetsubyou] rice blight
疫病神[yakubyougami] jinx (lit: god of pestilence)

老麺[raamen] ramen (Chinese-style noodles)
家老[karou] chief retainer
棄老[kirou] old person thrown away in the mountains
敬老[keirou] respect for the aged
敬老の日[keirounohi] Respect-for-the-Aged Day Holiday (third Monday in September)

元老[genrou] elder statesman
元老院[genrouin] (Roman) senate
故老[korou] old people
車海老[kurumaebi] kuruma prawn (Marsupenaeus japonicus)
寿老人[juroujin] god of longevity