JLPT N1 Vocabulary List

dissection, autopsy

urban areas, the streets, town, city

safety, security

fields, outskirts, open air, suburbs

fresh, refreshing, invigorating, clear, fluent, eloquent

exile, banishment

gay, showy, brilliant, gorgeous, florid

forcing, enforcement

to die out, to peter out, to become extinct

reward, prize

vote, roll call

useless, futility, needlessness, unnecessariness

to run away, to escape from

to hold (a meeting), to give (a dinner), to feel, to show signs of, to develop symptoms of, to feel (sick

to attain enlightenment, to perceive, to understand, to discern

the Japanese flag

law, jurisprudence

profit

disturbance, unrest, shaking, trembling, pitching, rolling, oscillation, agitation, excitement, commotion

landing, alighting, touch down

rather, sooner, might as well

to name (someone)

insect, bug

shriek, scream

insurrection, rebellion, revolt, riot, uprising

(proceeding to) new appointment

silence

to slip out, to sneak away, to excel

rope

strike

to dye, to colour

not yet fixed, undecided, pending

promotion, successful career, eminence

breed, multiply, increase, propagation

1. (abbr) puncture, bursting, 2. punk

suddenly, all of a sudden

to set (table), to lay (foundation), to place (gun), to apply (moxa)

public prosecutor

by all means (with sense of not taking no for an answer)

remittance, sending money

to report to, to tell, to suggest, to submit, to request, to make an offer, to come forward with informati

worship, adoration, admiration, cult

disposition, spirit, willpower, obstinacy, backbone, appetite

to pull down, to lower, to reduce, to withdraw

anaesthesia

fossil, petrifaction, fossilization

fault, error, indiscretion

transfer, transmission

march, parade

set meal, special (of the day)

rough, crude

catalogue, catalog, list

violent, vehement, rage

protection, nursing, protective care

confusion, mixing, merger

tedious, boring, being fed up with

insurrection, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, uprising

management, handling, control, manipulation

to shout, to yell

to seize, to grasp, to capture, to arrest