(archaic) a child of older parents

(business) a subsidiary of a subsidiary

convalescence, the period of recovery after an illness

(historical) a temple name (posthumous names for Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese monarchs, used for worshiping them in their dedicated temples; often contains the characters 祖 (“ancestor”, founder of the dynasty) and 宗 (“lineage”))

disorderly group of people; mob; rabble

(neologism) incredible luck, superior to 強運 (kyōun)

protection of a coast (fortification, etc. to avoid flood damage); revetment

(physics) rigid body

die in prison

to die in prison