長

Noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; Linguistics

lengthening a vowel (e.g. as in Kansai dialect)

Linguistics

long sound (esp. long vowel)

long-stay visitor; long-term resident

leatherback turtle (Dermochelys coriacea)

way of sitting by placing both knees on the ground and standing upright

long shore

Also 〜する

to miss a big chance; to miss a good opportunity; to let one's enemy slip away

Baseball

ball hit toward the gap between outfielders

eta (Edo period)

Buddhism

administrator of a temple

Archaic

low-ranking government official with a comparatively high salary (in medieval China)

long-distance runner

long-ribbed umbrella (i.e. not folding)

long-term credit bank; LTCB

Proverb

if you rely too much on your greatest strength, it will be your greatest weakness

longer direction; longitudinal direction

there's no point in staying (here) any longer; there's no point in prolonging a (the) visit; there's no point in extending one's stay

long crowing (warbling)

Chōryaku era (1037.4.21-1040.11.10)

Changsha (China)

long-term national bond

(make) a long talk (discourse, lecture)

long stretch of winding beach

Chōwa era (1012.12.25-1017.4.23)

Chōgen era (1028.7.25-1037.4.21)

common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus)

Organization name

Nagasaki Naval Training Center (est. 1855 at the entrance to Dejima)