テロ攻撃[terokougeki] terrorist attack
依託射撃[itakushageki] firing from elbow rests
威嚇射撃[ikakushageki] warning shot
一撃[ichigeki] blow
一斉射撃[isseishageki] volley firing

羽撃く[habataku] to flap (wings)
応急攻撃[oukyuukougeki] hasty attack
間接照準射撃[kansetsushoujunshageki] indirect fire
挟み撃ち[hasamiuchi] pincer attack
挾撃[kyougeki] pincer movement

雉子[kigisu] green pheasant (Phasianus versicolor)
雉鳩[kijibato] Oriental turtle dove (Streptopelia orientalis)
白雉[hakuchi] Hakuchi era (650.2.15-654.10.?)
雉も鳴かずば撃たれまい[kijimonakazubautaremai] avoiding unnecessary talk can prevent disaster falling on one
焼け野の雉夜の鶴[yakenonokigisuyorunotsuru] parents may risk life and limb for their children (like a pheasant when the plains are burning or a crane on a cold night)

雉羽太[kijihata] red-spotted grouper (species of fish, Epinephelus akaara)
雉隠[kijikakushi] Asparagus schoberioides
雉科[kijika] Phasianidae (pheasant family of birds)
雉目[kijimoku] Galliformes (galliform order of birds)
高麗雉[kouraikiji] common pheasant (Phasianus colchicus)

くんくん鳴く[kunkunnaku] to whine (of a dog)
ちゅうちゅう鳴く[chuuchuunaku] to squeak
ちんちん鳴る[chinchinnaru] to jingle
ぴよぴよ鳴く[piyopiyonaku] to peep
烏鳴き[karasunaki] cry of the crow

遠鳴り[toonari] distant peals (thunder)
家鳴り[yanari] rattling of a house
海鳴り[uminari] rumbling of the sea
共鳴[kyoumei] resonance
共鳴り[tomonari] resonance