焚く[yaku] to bake
焚き木[maki] firewood
焚きつける[takitsukeru] to kindle
焚火[takibi] open-air fire (e.g. for garden refuse)
貪焚[donran] covetousness

焚き出し[takidashi] emergency rice feeding
焚く[taku] to burn
焚書[funsho] book burning
空焚[karadaki] heating a vessel without water in it
焚き付け[takitsuke] kindling

隣の芝生は青い[tonarinoshibafuhaaoi] the grass is always greener on the other side
近隣[kinrin] neighbourhood
近隣諸国[kinrinshokoku] neighboring countries
先隣[sakitonari] next door but one
善隣[zenrin] good neighbour

善隣友好[zenrinyuukou] neighbourly friendship
又隣[matadonari] second door from here
両隣[ryoudonari] both sides
隣り[tonari] neighbor (neighbour)
隣家[rinka] neighbouring house