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

ドイツ民主共和国[doitsuminshukyouwakoku] German Democratic Republic (i.e. former East Germany)
移民[imin] emigration
漢民族[kanminzoku] Chinese people
窮民[kyuumin] poor people
区民[kumin] ward residents

愚民[gumin] ignorant people
軍民[gunmin] the military and civilians
県民[kenmin] citizens of a prefecture
県民会館[kenminkaikan] prefectural meeting hall
原住民[genjuumin] native people

貴賤[kisen] high and low
賤しい[iyashii] lowborn
賤しむ[iyashimu] to despise
鄙賤[hisen] low class
微賤[bisen] low rank

下賤[gesen] humble birth
貧賤[hinsen] poor and lowly
賤民[senmin] humble or lowly people
賤しむべき[iyashimubeki] despicable
賤の女[shizunome] woman of lowly birth