殿

との しんがり どの

form of address used for official letters and business letters, and in letters to inferiors, Mr.

客

きゃく かく

guest, visitor

別殿

べつでん

palace annex, shrine annex

下殿

げでん しもとの

leaving the palace

舞殿

まいどの まいでん

court music pavilion in a Shinto shrine, kagura hall

昇殿

しょうでん

entry into the sanctum of a shrine or temple, access to the imperial court

殿達

とのたち しんがりたち

the nobility, (polite for) visitors

殿軍

でんぐん

rear guard

本殿

ほんでん

main shrine, inner sanctuary

殿原

とのばら

the nobility, (polite for) man

殿様

とのさま

feudal lord, daimyo

正殿

せいでん

main temple, main building of a shrine

宝殿

ほうでん

(shrine) repository or treasure house, (shrine) sanctuary

仮殿

かりどの ごんでん かりしんがり

temporary shrine (houses the object in which the deity resides when main shrine is under repairs)

宮殿

きゅうでん

palace

便殿

びんでん べんでん

emperor's temporary place of sojourn

拝殿

はいでん

front shrine, hall of worship

聖殿

せいでん

sacred shrine, sanctuary

貴殿

きでん

you (primarily used by men in letters to their male equals or superiors)