(bound form) root; stem; (bound form) origin; source; (bound form) one's own; this; (bound form) this; the current (year etc); (bound form) original; (bound form) inherent; originally; initially; capital; principal; classifier for books, periodicals, files etc

Japan

basic; fundamental; main; elementary

originally; the original; original copy; original version

script; screenplay; scenario; libretto

sample; specimen

version; edition; release

notebook (stationery) (CL:本[ben3]); (computing) laptop; notebook (abbr. for 筆記本電腦|笔记本电脑[bi3 ji4 ben3 dian4 nao3])

(manufacturing, production etc) costs

copy; duplicate; transcript; (gaming) dungeon; instance; private team mission

Lisbon, capital of Portugal

capital (economics)

specimen; sample; the root cause and symptoms of a disease

script; screenplay; scenario; libretto; (computing) script

Yamamoto (Japanese surname)

book (chiefly used to refer to a plurality of books or books in general)

account book

a text (article, script, contract etc); version of a text (copy, translation, abridged version etc); (computing) text

textbook; CL:本[ben3]

Melbourne, Australia

Matsumoto (Japanese surname and place name)

Hepburn (name)

notebook; paper notepad; laptop computer

to make a loss

handwritten copy

capital; assets; savings; nest egg; (fig.) reputation; laurels (to rest upon); old edition of a book; (tree) trunk

(genetics) parent

edition (of a book) currently in circulation

to break even

whole edition; whole performance (of Chinese opera)

Okamoto (Japanese surname and place name)

handwritten copy of a book

block printed edition

printed book; printed copy

script (of a play, movie, or television program)

opera libretto

old book; good book; reliable book; rare book

to recoup one's investment

Sakamoto (Japanese surname)

copy

to break even; to get one's money's worth

the only extant copy of a book

Miyamoto (Japanese surname)

(a return) equal to the capital; 100 percent profit

small capital; on a shoestring

book format based on how a full printing sheet is cut or folded (often abbreviated to 開|开[kai1] after a numeral, e.g. 16-kai and 32-kai, roughly A4 and A5 respectively)

copy (of a document); book with model calligraphy for copying

to forget one's roots

to recoup losses (in gambling)