剣を抜く[tsurugiwonuku] to draw a sword
剣客[kenkaku] fencer
剣玉[kendama] Japanese bilboquet (cup-and-ball game)
剣形[kengata] sword shape
剣劇[kengeki] sword play

剣戟[kengeki] weapons
剣豪[kengou] master fencer
剣山[kenzan] needle-point holder (in ikebana)
剣士[kenshi] swordsman

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

居炉裏[irori] sunken hearth
共裏[tomoura] lining a kimono with the same material as the kimono itself
胸裏[kyouri] one's heart
庫裏[kuri] monastery kitchen
交際場裏[kousaijouri] society

手裏剣[shuriken] shuriken
天井裏[tenjouura] above the ceiling
内裏[dairi] imperial palace
内裏びな[dairibina] festival dolls representing the emperor and the empress
脳裏[nouri] one's mind