子

child

woman

boy

child

atomic energy

state (of affairs)

subsidiary (company)

electron

women's college

son

tune

girl

flippant

crown prince

parent and child

gene

boy

molecule

interest (on a deposit, loan, etc.)

prince

mother and child

atomic reactor

main point

seed

confectionery

pupil

atom

womb

proton

hat

one's student (esp. a former one)

young nobleman

sperm

descendant

seal (used in lieu of a signature)

twins

particle

face

lion

mole

book

adopted child (usu. male)

factor

wife and children

foster child

(an) only child

father and child

element (esp. component in electronics)

abandoned child

ovum

booklet

mustard

red bean paste

eggplant (Solanum melongena)

confections

neutron

lamb

lattice

child actor

(another's) son

one's normal condition

glass

ladder

(earning or paying) no interest

sons and daughters

only son

crown prince

biological child

children

man of virtue

nucleus

pendulum

youngest child

(true) Tokyoite

wagashi

dog

(sake) decanter

calf

shoji (paper sliding door)

(musical) time

children

girls' high school

child rearing

email

dango

dancer (usu. female)

crown princess

investiture of the Crown Prince

for use by children

chair

imperial prince

(another's) child

to wait and see

female high school student

electronic parts

young lancefish

lazy son

cross sign

filename extension

quantum

extension ladder

rise

puppy

lullaby

Confucius

shrine parishioner

Koshien Stadium (baseball park in Nishinomiya, Hyōgo Prefecture)

gold dust

parenthood

(innocent) mind of a child

child one is expecting

terminal

elementary particle

henchman

folding fan

sphinx

electronics

screw

lost child

(time of) one's childhood

temple elementary school (during the Edo period)

private pupil

corpuscle

genetic engineering

heaven-sent child (in answer to a Shinto or Buddhist prayer)

accompaniment for traditional performances (noh, kabuki, etc.)

small-time candy store

salesperson

penny candy

Western confectionery

atomic bomb

one child

(an) only child

children and grandchildren

adoption (of a person)

beating time with one's hands

computer

electron microscope

soft roe

consonant

wheelchair

eldest child

favorite pupil

boy

senior pupil (of the same master)

rash

maid in an Osaka brothel

that child

person (esp. child) who watches a lot of TV

clumsy girl