Nounrenga (early Japanese poetry form); linked verse; poetic dialogue

Nounsequential art or pictures (type of printed, graphic storytelling, differentiated from manga by its liberal use of page space, often only one panel per page, and sparing use of dialogue)

Nounkanji "fire" radical at bottom

Nounrenga poet

Noun, Noun, used as a suffixsection (i.e. of text); sentence; passage; paragraph · phrase · verse (of 5 or 7 mora in Japanese poetry; of 4, 5, or 7 characters in Chinese poetry)

Adverb (fukushi), Nounafter (a long process); at the end of · last line (of a renga)

Nounhaikai (collective name for haiku, haibun, haiga, senryū, etc.) · haikai no renga (humorous, often vulgar style of renga which emerged in the 16th century) · absurd; comical

Nounfirst 17-syllable verse of a renga · haiku · first five-syllable line of a tanka

Nounfirst page of a renga or renku

Nounordinary verse of a renga (i.e. not the first three verses or the last verse)

Nounperson who attends a renga meeting

Nounpunctuation words in haiku, renga, etc. such as "ya", "kana", "keri", etc.

Nounfive characters; five letters · five-syllable verse of a waka, haiku, renga, etc. · first five syllables of a waka, haiku, renga, etc.

Nounbrick wall

Nounbrickwork

Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Nounhaikai no renga (humorous, often vulgar style of renga which emerged in the 16th century)