A region of northeastern Honshu, Japan, comprising six prefectures including Miyagi, Fukushima, and Aomori.

An indigenous group of the Caribbean known for their agricultural practices and resistance to European colonization.

A small flap, strip, or label used for grasping, marking, or fastening; also, a running total or bill in informal use.

A type of domestic cat with a distinctive coat pattern featuring stripes, swirls, or spots.

A domestic cat, especially one with a striped or mottled coat.

A shop, stall, or tavern, especially one in ancient Rome.

A tent, hut, or portable dwelling; in Judaism and Christianity, a sacred container or place of worship.

Relating to a tabernacle, especially a sacred tent, shrine, or temporary dwelling.

Of or relating to a tavern, or a tavern keeper; also, obsolete, a tavern.

A pair of small hand drums used in South Asian classical and popular music.

A piece of furniture with a flat top and one or more legs, used for various activities such as eating or working.

A cloth spread over a table, especially for dining or decoration.

A flat piece of material used for writing or inscribing.

A newspaper or magazine format with compact pages, often associated with sensational reporting.

A social or cultural prohibition against certain practices or discussions.

A small drum, often used in military contexts or folk music.

A social or cultural prohibition against a particular practice or discussion.

Arranged in a table or presented in a systematic row-and-column format.

To arrange data in a table or systematic form.

A musical direction meaning that a part or instrument is silent.