Nouncharcoal · charred remains

Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb, Intransitive verbcoal mining; coal extraction

Nounwood and charcoal; fuel

Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'peat

Nouncharcoal

Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'lignite; brown coal

Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'brown coal; lignite

Nounbituminous coal

Nouncoaling

Noun, Suru verb, Intransitive verbcoal production

Nouncut-up charcoal

Nounmisery; distress

Nounice and charcoal; contradiction

Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb, Intransitive verbstoring coal; stored coal

Nounbriquette (charcoal or coal)

Nounpowdered coal; charcoal dust

Nounbone char; bone black; bone coal

Noun(oval) charcoal briquette

Nounhard charcoal

Nouncharcoal making

Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb, Intransitive verbcoal dressing; concentration of coal

Noun, Suru verbcoal blending; coal mixing

Nounsecond adding of charcoal to the fire (in tea ceremony)

Nounfirst adding of charcoal to the fire (tea ceremony)

Nounherbaceous peat

Nounwhite charcoal · charcoal used for tea ceremony

Nounblack charcoal

Nounflower charcoal (whereby a flower, seed, branch, or other item of flora is carbonized as is, retaining its form)

Nounanimal charcoal; carbo animalis

Nouncoal mining

Nounbamboo charcoal

Nouncarburizing; carburising; cementation

Nouncharcoal made from thin branches · charcoal sold in bulk (instead of in straw bags)

Nouncross-cut sawtooth oak charcoal (resembling chrysanthemum flowers, and used in tea ceremonies)

Nounpaper-covered frame put over a hearth or brazier to make the fire last longer

Nounlump charcoal; lump coal

Nounbituminous coal; soft coal

Nounsmall charcoal

Nouncoke (carbon fuel)

Noundecarburization

Nounpine charcoal

Nounactivated carbon; activated charcoal

Nounanthracite; smokeless coal

Nounbituminous coal

Nounpartly burned charcoal · cinders; charred remains; burnt-out wreckage · servant boy at a brothel or teahouse

Nounsoft or bituminous coal

Nounbanked fire; live charcoal banked up and covered with ash

Nounbinchō charcoal; high-grade charcoal produced from ubame oak

Nounsecond adding of charcoal to the fire (tea ceremony)