一喜一憂[ikkiichiyuu] now rejoicing, now worrying
歓喜[kanki] delight
甘言は偶人を喜ばす[kangenhaguujinwoyorokobasu] sweet words only please a fool (prov)
喜がる[yogaru] to satisfy oneself
喜の字[kinoji] 77th birthday

喜び勇む[yorokobiisamu] to be in high spirits
喜ぶ[yorokobu] to be delighted
喜んで[yorokonde] with pleasure ...
喜悦[kietsu] joy
喜歌う[yorokobiutau] to rejoice and sing

厭世悲観者[enseihikansha] pessimist
慈悲[jihi] compassion (e.g. of Buddha)
慈悲心[jihishin] benevolence
嘆き悲しむ[nagekikanashimu] to grieve and moan
悲しい[kanashii] sad

悲しむ[kanashimu] to be sad
悲哀[hiai] sorrow
悲運[hiun] sad fate
悲歌慷慨[hikakougai] indignant lamentation over the evils of the times
悲観[hikan] pessimism

温灸[onkyuu] moxa cautery
針灸[shinkyuu] acupuncture and moxibustion
灸治[kyuuji] treatment with moxa
灸点[kyuuten] moxa-treatment points
灸をすえる[kyuuwosueru] to rake over the coals

灸虫[yaitomushi] schizomid (any arachnid of order Schizomida)
鍼灸師[shinkyuushi] acupuncturist and practitioner of moxibustion
灸羽田[yaitohata] malabar grouper (Epinephelus malabaricus)
お灸を据える[okyuuwosueru] to rake over the coals