Vocabulary consisting only from characters you are able to read

kanji kana meaning randomReload
kanji kaeru (1)to replace, (2)to exchange, to interchange, (3)to substitute
kanji mawasu (1)to turn/to rotate/to gyrate/ (2)to circulate/to send around/ (3)to surround/ (4)to put something to a new use (e.g. leftovers)/(suf,v5s) (5)(after the -masu stem of a verb) ... around (i.e. to ch
kanji kaeru to change
kanji ushiro behind
kanji kaeri return (noun)
kanji onaji; onajiku; kurikaeshi; dounojiten; noma množné číslo (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (jen výjmečně)
kanji kaeru (1)to return, to come back, to go back, (2)to turn over, (suf,v5r) (3)(after the -masu stem of a verb) (to become) extremely, (to become) completely
kanji sorasu to bend/to warp/to curve
kanji kawaru nahradit (někoho)
kanji kawaru změnit (se), být změněn
kanji kaeru (1)to replace, (2)to exchange, to interchange, (3)to substitute
kanji kaeru (1)to replace, (2)to exchange, to interchange, (3)to substitute
kanji ato afterwards, since then, in the future
kanji kawaru (1)to succeed, to relieve, to replace, (2)to take the place of, to substitute for, to take over for, to represent, (3)to be exchanged, to change (places with), to switch
kanji shiro (1)substitution, (2)material, (3)price, (4)margin (e.g. for stapling, etc.), area required for something, (5)(arch) shiro (unit of land area equal to one-fiftieth of a tan; ~19.83 m.sq.); (6)cha
kanji yo (1)substitution, (2)material, (3)price, (4)margin (e.g. for stapling, etc.), area required for something, (5)(arch) shiro (unit of land area equal to one-fiftieth of a tan; ~19.83 m.sq.); (6)cha
kanji nochihodo later on, eventually, afterwards
kanji ~kai (first, second, etc.) time, round
kanji hen strange
kanji kasa shape, umbrella
kanji mawaru (1)to turn/to revolve/ (2)to visit several places/ (3)to function well/ (4)to pass a certain time/(P)
kanji kawari instead of
kanji kaeru to go back
kanji ushiro behind
kanji hi day