May convey a sense of regret to the assumption, 恐らくそれは見つからないだろう　→　I am afraid it will not be found. / It is not likely to be found.

However nowadays it's also used in a neutral tone.

'Osoreru' means to Fear. You can think of this as saying:

"I fear that there are no survivors".
(Analogous: "Probably there are no survivors.")

He'll PROBABLY be slow(oso) at (raku)ing in those leaves, so we can have a cup of tea while we wait.

I probably won’t be O SO RAKU (oh so lucky) and win the lottery this week

Used both in fiction and real life. Real life examples: タイ王国 (the Kingdom of Thailand) | スペイン王国 (the Kingdom of Spain).
Pretty much any sovereign state you know is a "Kingdom" is likely an 王国.

PS: If you see 連合王国, that's referring to the UK.

A kingdom is a king's (王) country (国).

道具 is the broadest everyday word for tools, utensils like 料理道具
用具 used for supplies/equipment for a purpose e.g cleaning, sports, school like 体育用具
工具 is more for hardware tools used for construction, repair etc. like wrenches or power tools like 電動工具
器具 more formal than 用具 used for apparatusses or equipment in product-categories at stores or manuals like 医療器具 or even 調理器具

Humans began adopting dogs (どうぐ) to use as tools for hunting.

The dog {どうぐ} ran down the street {道} with my tool {具}.

The road (道 = どう) is an example of a tool.
具 (onyomi = グ) --> 道具 （どうぐ）

You’ll need a Dongle {どうぐ} tool as a means, to make your equipment work with your computer.

Don't mess めす with me! If you keep calling 召す me "female" 雌, I won't see 見す you again and I might even use my surgical knife メス on you okay?

嬉しい emphasizes the feeling of joy or delight in response to a specific event or situation. It is a more immediate and temporary emotion, often related to personal experiences, small victories, surprises, or moments of happiness.

幸い conveys a sense of good fortune or favorable circumstances. It refers to external factors that bring about a fortunate outcome or a stroke of luck.

幸せ represents overall happiness and contentment in life. It refers to a state of emotional well-being, satisfaction, and fulfillment.

Usually used to indicate a brief moment of happiness e.g. being happy to meet someone or glad that something happened.

Hooray (うれ) she (しい) did it!!

A mum with 2 boys goes in for an ultrasound to finds out the sex of their baby, "Oh, you're a (うれ) she (しい)!", she exclaims. Yay, I'm so glad, so happy. Finally, a girl!

Ooooh, who is she? (Very pleased and delighted)

Ureshii (erase) that frown and turn it upside down.

U aRE a REy of sunShIne

Feeling (u){f}resh(i) and chipper.

When you're happy, you smile. And when you smile, your mouth goes from making an うu sound to しshi sound.

Similar to ひょっとして。

雨女 seems to have an obscure origin that is still in debate. But one of the main explication is that is simply come from a folklore origin where 雨女 is a 妖怪, view sometime positively and sometime negatively (as in good for crops or bringer of bad weather). The term 雨男 seem to be derived from that word and also other one like 晴れ女、#晴れ男, 雪女 and 雪男. In that weather-related, they don't a have a bad or negative meaning by themselves (even if some are more prone to have one in context).

会う is a more general term.
E.g. 昨日友達と会った = "I met/saw my friend yesterday" — Nothing that interesting or life-changing.

※ It's used for ordinary meetings or seeing someone, without any special nuance.

出会う is something more substantial or meaningful, like meeting your future partner, especially for the first time and often by chance.

E.g. 五年前に妻と出会いました "I met my wife five years ago"

※ It can also be used for simply meeting new people, but with a slightly stronger sense that the encounter mattered or left an impression.

大学でいろんな人に出会いました = "I met a lot of people in university"

Source: [www.youtube.com]

When you run across someone even though you weren't (going) out (出) to meet (合う) them

で means die in french (dé) so you met (会う) by a roll of the die, by chance

I happened upon my friend on my Day out (Deau / であう)

Sideshow Bob was there from the 'Beginning' of The Simpsons.

I always sigh at the beginning of every show

Before the big show" let's BEGIN with the "SIDE SHOW"

To differentiate 最初 and 最後, at the beginning you SHOW up and at the end you GO away.

Saishyo gu - First comes rock (Hunter x Hunter)

I am at the BEGINNING of my career at the SIDESHOW

Not to be confused with 最小

(one selves' karma) 自業 determines what (one self gains) 自得
Note: 業/ごう = karma

Self 自 performance 業 self 自 profit 得

People who are ignoring you are treating you just like a bug. (This doesn't work if you are scared of bugs, but whatever, I am and it helps me) (≧▽≦)

When I eat fish and chips, I disregard the MUSHI (mushy) peas.

Stop disregarding (無視) what I have to say, it's really bugging (虫) me. (same pronunciation)

Ignoring 無視 the bug 虫 crawling through my steamed 蒸し mushy むし peas is pretty difficult...

When I cup my ears to ignore what’s around me, all the sounds turn to MUSH {むし}.

The birthrates are declining because many ignore the call of the むし.

It is unreasonable むり to disregard むし everything

Not 無 looking at 視 on purpose = ignoring.

His ideas on using a (ka)di(ge)n to (ki)ll someone was a bit EXTREME.

反応 (Hanno): The immediate, direct response (like a reflex or a chemical change).
(例: 質問への反応、アレルギー反応)
反響 (Hankyo): The echo, resonance, or widespread, deeper impact (the ripple effect, often societal).
(例: 政策が反響を呼ぶ、作品が人々の間に反響する)

My friend asked me to borrow $10,000.
My response? “HA NO” (hannou)

If you say yes Han{はん} says no! {のう}. His natural reaction was to give the (opposite) 反 (response / answer)応.

A REACTION? A RESPONSE? No way! I know, you know, and Han knows (HANNOU) that he shot first.

He wasn't sure either, so he gave half(HAN) a NOU in RESPONSE.

When Leia saw his figure, frozen in carbonite, she yelled out HAN, NO!

I gave him a big slap but he had no はんのう reaction, that's the opposite 反 kind of reply 応 I was expecting.

感触 refers to texture of something you have felt with your hands.
This is in contrast with 質感, which refers to the visual texture of something.

After touching and feeling this, nothing *can shock* me anymore

理解 (りかい)
Core meaning: Intellectual comprehension
Nuance: "I understand the meaning/logic".

※ You can understand something without agreeing with it. 理解 carries no judgment — just comprehension.

納得 (なっとく)
Core meaning: Understanding + acceptance
Nuance: "I get it, and I'm convinced/satisfied".

※ When you say 納得した, you're expressing that not only do you understand — you're at peace with it, or you've been convinced.

For more information: [jpyokoso.com]

Sometimes when you RECALL (sounds like りかい) memories of times when you also struggled, it helps you to have more understanding for others.

a 理 logical 解 explanation that helps your comprehension and understanding (somewhat sounds like 'eureka!')

When I show sympathy I LEAK from the EYEs.

A soldier who recieves a message may respond with "Roger that" 了解 「りょうかい」 to convey his understanding 理解 「りかい」

Lee cried for sympathy

Rick?! I りかい thought we had an understanding?! How could you do this to me!

often used for bartenders/cafe owners

often used to describe voices as well

From 滑る/なめる “be slippery, slimy”

The product was so nice and SMOOTH, but it's (name) caused a (raka)us.

NARMER was the first pharaon of Egypt but now he is just wet bones witch became perfectly smooth.

Don't just (sei) it, you should write(kaku) it, so it's ACCURATE.

With the correct 正確 personality 性格, you won't have to go through life at great pains 折角

I guessed his 性格 (seikaku - character) accurately!

Say (せい), when drawing (かく) someone, make sure to have an accurate 正確 representation of their character 性格