A stock phrase in Japanese pop culture supposedly used by the wife in a newly-wed couple to invite her new husband to bed.

Kyūjitai form of 私生児 (“illegitimate child”)

two hundred and five (205) / Arabic numerals: 205 / Roman numerals: CCV

Five Good Emperors

五日 (itsuka, go-nichi, “fifth (5th) day”) / 十日 (tōka, jū-nichi, “tenth (10th) day”) / 十五日 (jūgo-nichi, “fifteenth (15th) day”) / 二十日 (hatsuka, nijū-nichi, “twentieth (20th) day”)

fifty days / Short for 五十日の祝 (ika no iwai): a Heian-period celebration on the 50th day after a child's birth / Short for 五十日の餅 (ika no mochii): mochi fed to the child during ika no iwai

(music) perfect fifth (interval between the first and second overtones or of seven semitones)

a person who sells fish; also, such a store

a person who sells fish; also, such a store

(grammar) a verbal conjugation class consisting of five alternating bases: -a, -i, -u, -e, and -o