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Kanji 着, meaning don, appears in 490 Japanese vocabulary entries.
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しゅうじゃく
attachment
ねまき
nightclothes
きかえる
to change (one's clothes)
ちゃくふく
dressing oneself
ちゃくじつ
steady
ちゃく
counter for items or suits of clothing
ゆちゃく
adhesion
ちゃくりく
landing
とうちゃく
arrival
きもの
clothing
したぎ
underwear
ていちゃく
fixation
はっちゃく
arrival and departure
せんちゃく
arriving first
ひっちゃく
must arrive
つける
to bring alongside
きる
to take (the blame, responsibility)
みずぎ
bathing suit
おちつき
stability
あいちゃく
attachment (esp. to things)
おいつく
to be compensated
うわぎ
top
ちゃくしゅ
commencing (a crime)
ふだんぎ
everyday clothes
ちゃくい
clothes (that one is wearing)
きがえ
changing clothes
ちゃくしょく
colouring
きかざる
to dress up
しゅうちゃくえき
terminal station
ふちゃく
sticking to
はだぎ
きせる
to put clothes on (someone)
おちつく
to settle down (in a location, job, etc.)
ねんちゃく
cohesion
ちゃくちゃく
steadily
うすぎ
being lightly dressed
ふじちゃく
emergency landing
ちゃくせき
taking a seat
きさらぎ
second month of the lunar calendar
なんちゃくりく
soft landing
ひょうちゃく
drifting ashore
たどりつく
to (finally) arrive at
けっちゃく
conclusion
おちついた
calm
ちゃっこう
starting (construction) work
ちゃくもく
attention
おうちゃく
impudent
あつぎ
wearing thick clothes
つく
to arrive at
はく
to affix (a bowstring to a bow)
ちゃくよう
wearing (e.g. a uniform, seat belt, helmet)
みっちゃく
contact printing
りちゃくりく
takeoff and landing
せっちゃく
あじつけ
seasoning
ふるぎ
old clothes
ちゃくち
いっちゃく
one move
そうちゃく
equipping
ちんちゃく
composure
きつけ
outer garment (in kabuki)
どちゃく
indigenousness
ちゃくにん
taking up a new post
きちゃく
らくちゃく
being settled
はれぎ
(one's) Sunday best
きゅうちゃく
adsorption
ちゃくそう
conception
おしきせ
uniforms provided for workers (by the employer)
かさねぎ
layering (clothing)
きこむ
to dress formally
ちゃくしん
arrival (of post, news, correspondence, etc.)
ふなつきば
harbour
きごこち
(good or bad) feel when wearing something
ちゃくざ
ちゃくだん
impact (of a projectile)
ちゃっか
ignition
ちゃくがん
reaching the shore
ちゃくだつ
attaching and detaching
おちつきはらう
to stay calm
ふきつける
to blow against
きこなす
to wear (clothes) stylishly
ちゃくしょう
implantation (of an embryo)
ちゃくすい
landing on water
きながし
dressing in kimono without hakama (for a man)
しちゃく
trying on clothes
しんちゃく
new arrivals
みにつける
to learn
かさにきる
to wear the mantle of (borrowed) authority and misuse it
かっぽうぎ
coverall apron
きんちゃくぶくろ
drawstring pouch
こうちゃく
agglutination
こうちゃくじょうたい
deadlock
こぎつける
to row (a boat) to (a pier, shore, etc.)
こびりつく
to stick to
スクールみずぎ
school swimsuit
セパレートみずぎ
two-piece swimming suit (not bikini style)
セルかんのとうちゃくじかん
cell inter-arrival time
だてのうすぎ
wearing light clothes for the sake of fashion
ドロぎ
clothes a wrestler wears when he has his belt on