etymology (study of the historical development of languages, particularly of individual words)

(medicine) rigor mortis

(grammar) a dependent/enclitic/bound morpheme or form in Japanese, marked by its dependence to a 自立語 (jiritsugo, “free word”) and its lack of distinct pitch accent

(of food) being satisfying; being filling

springiness and resilience to a bite; Q texture

the five continents (Asia, Europe, Africa, Australia and Americas)

A transliteration of the English surname and male given name Gordon

(linguistics) "role language": unique language usage serving as a marker of social identity in fictional speech

"character ending": unique morpheme ending the speech of a fictional character

the five lakes around Mount Fuji: 本(もと)栖(す)湖(こ) (Motosu-ko), 精(しょう)進(じ)湖(こ) (Shōji-ko), 西(さい)湖(こ) (Sai-ko), 河(かわ)口(ぐち)湖(こ) (Kawaguchi-ko) and 山(やま)中(なか)湖(こ) (Yamanaka-ko).