点

point in time

same score

scoring

lost point (in a game)

spot

important point

dot

point at issue

point of view

base (of operations)

the problem (at issue)

focus

starting point

point of view

detailed inspection

runs batted in

present point (i.e. in history)

point

marks

braille

advantage

vertex

point of tangency

adding points

perfect score

crossing

winning point

weak point

fault

point in question (at issue)

marking

to be lit (of a lamp, burner, etc.)

to turn on

emphasis

prioritized

being dotted about

point spread

scoreless (game or competition)

starting point

fault

cross mark

fork

raindrops

very important point

runner-up

terminus

average mark

translating into Braille

gist

pole (north, south)

all items

(geographic) South Pole

marks written alongside characters in a classical Chinese text to indicate their ordering when read in Japanese

allotment (allocation) of marks

point in common

subtracting points

point of uncertainty

persistence

ignition

stain

earned run

fixed point

blind spot (on the retina)

lighting (a lamp)

turning point

below freezing

point of ignition

competition for school marks

datum point

switching on and off (of a light)

consent

one-of-a-kind item

roll-call

three dot leader

middle point

book with reading aids (such as kana or punctuation marks)

decimal point

equalizing goal

high score

ground zero

accident risk location

starting point

equinoctal point

to be stunned

Japanese character set row and column index

KuTen code

depiction

critic of haiku poetry

sparsely

diacritical marks used for interpreting classical Chinese

to drop

to drop

mark indicating that the order of the adjacent characters is to be reversed (for reading kanbun in Japanese word order)

ditto marks

Curie point

access point

service access point

data point

network access point

cell octet

aniline point

to make tea (matcha)

Lagrangian point

Lagrangian point

construction point

in that respect

100 yen per 1,000 points (Mahjong parlour rate)

Zen monk's early morning meal

tea ceremony procedure

hundred points

center

fulcrum

to understand

water jug

point given

many points

to mark with a dot (point)

points (already) allotted to one

turning point

dead point

dash (in Morse code)

perihelion

world point

entry point

pointing out

the dots of i's and the crosses of t's

always dot the i's and cross the t's

anomalistic year

point of departure

near point (closest point at which an object can be brought into focus by the eye)

unclear point

anomalistic month

point of action (e.g. of a lever)

open-air tea ceremony

starting point

first goal

kana iteration mark

Chinese classic without reading aids

perigee

how many points

dots and strokes of a kanji character

main point

point of intersection

growing point

runner-up

first goal

kanji without kanbun assistance markings

school grades

escapement point

scorer (goals, runs, etc.)