海の幸[uminosachi] seafood
幸い[saiwai] happiness
幸甚[koujin] pleased
幸福[koufuku] happiness
山の幸[yamanosachi] food of the mountains (wild game, mountain vegetables, mushrooms, etc.)

幸せ者[shiawasemono] fortunate person
多幸[takou] great happiness
不幸[fukou] unhappiness
幸運[kouun] good luck

御手玉[otedama] beanbag
御手上げ[oteage] all over
御手盛り[otemori] making arbitrary decisions which benefit oneself
御手洗い[otearai] toilet
お手伝いさん[otetsudaisan] maid

手子摺る[tekozuru] to have much trouble
引っ手繰り[hittakuri] purse snatching
悪手[akushu] poor move
握手[akushu] handshake
安手[yasude] cheap kind

沓下[kutsushita] socks
沓直鳥[hototogisu] lesser cuckoo (Cuculus poliocephalus)
わら沓[waragutsu] straw boots
雑沓[zattou] congestion
浅沓[asagutsu] shallow clogs (worn by nobles; originally made of leather, later made of black lacquered paulownia)

深沓[fukagutsu] deep boots
雪沓[yukigutsu] snow boots or shoes
沓脱[kutsunugi] place where one can remove one's shoes before entering a house
沓脱ぎ石[kutsunugiishi] stepping stone

鳥竜茶[uuroncha] oolong tea
愛鳥[aichou] pet bird
鳥渡[choto] just a minute
一石二鳥[issekinichou] killing two birds with one stone
益鳥[ekichou] beneficial bird

黄鳥[kouchou] Japanese bush warbler (Cettia diphone)
伽藍鳥[garanchou] pelican
火食鳥[hikuidori] cassowary (Casuarius spp.)
花鳥[kachou] flowers and birds
花鳥風月[kachoufuugetsu] beauties of nature