瑞典[suweeden] Sweden
羅典[raten] Latin (language)
栄典[eiten] honours
英和辞典[eiwajiten] English-Japanese dictionary
恩典[onten] favour

華燭の典[kashokunoten] wedding ceremony
外典[gaiten] Apocrypha (i.e. as opposed to the Biblical canon)
漢英字典[kaneijiten] Kanji to English dictionary
記念式典[kinenshikiten] memorial ceremony
儀典[giten] ceremony

我利勉[gariben] drudge
利かん気[kikanki] daring
英吉利[igirisu] Great Britain
伊太利[itarii] Italy
豪太剌利[oosutoraria] Australia

墺太利[oosutoria] Austria
寒武利亜[kanburia] Cambria (old name for Wales)
鬼利死丹[kirishitan] early Japanese Christianity (from the later Muromachi period)
智利[chiri] Chile
匈牙利[hangarii] Hungary

威権[iken] authority
永子作権[eikosakuken] perpetual land lease
永住権[eijuuken] permanent residence
越権[ekken] going beyond authority
王権[ouken] royalty

権殿[gonden] temporary shrine (houses the object in which the deity resides when main shrine is under repairs)
加入権[kanyuuken] NTT permission-to-procure-a-phone-line
既得権[kitokuken] vested rights
棄権[kiken] abstaining from voting
棄権者[kikensha] non-voter

印章[inshou] stamp
階級章[kaikyuushou] rank insignia
楽章[gakushou] (musical) movement
徽章[kishou] medal
旧章[kyuushou] ancient laws

勲章[kunshou] decoration
憲章[kenshou] charter
肩章[kenshou] shoulder strap
周章てる[awateru] to become confused (disconcerted, disorganized, disorganised)
校章[koushou] school badge