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部ぶ
department (in an organization, company, etc.), division, bureau, faculty
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部族ぶぞく
tribe
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部分ぶぶん
portion, section, part
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部下ぶか
subordinate person
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部品ぶひん
parts, accessories, components
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部員ぶいん
staff, member (club, society, etc.)
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部数ぶすう
number of copies, circulation
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部内ぶない
the staff, inside the department
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部首ぶしゅ
radical (of a kanji character)
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部局ぶきょく
department, bureau, section, part
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部活ぶかつ
club activities, extracurricular activities
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部隊ぶたい
force, unit, corps, squad, troops, party
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部落ぶらく
hamlet, subunit of village
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部屋へや
room, chamber
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部署ぶしょ
one's post, one's station, department, bureau, section
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部位ぶい
part (esp. of the body), region, site, cut (of meat)
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部会ぶかい
section meeting
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部長ぶちょう
head (chief, director) of a section or department
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部門ぶもん
division (of a larger group), branch, field, class (subclass), group, category, department
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学部がくぶ
department (of a university), faculty, school, college
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二部にぶ
two parts, two copies, the second part
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腰部ようぶ
loins, hips, pelvic region, waist
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頭部とうぶ
head
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内部ないぶ
interior, inside, internal
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南部なんぶ
southern part, the south (of a region)
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外部がいぶ
outside (e.g. of a building), exterior
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文部もんぶ
Ministry of Education, Science and Culture (1871-2001)
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三部さんぶ
three parts, three copies
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本部ほんぶ
headquarters, head office, main office
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一部いちぶ
one part, one portion, one section
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全部ぜんぶ
all, entire, whole, altogether
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中部ちゅうぶ
center, centre, middle, heart
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腹部ふくぶ
abdomen, abdominal region, belly
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下部かぶ
lower part, substructure
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上部じょうぶ
top part, surface
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患部かんぶ
affected part, diseased part, wound
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支部しぶ
branch, subdivision
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胸部きょうぶ
chest, breast
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東部とうぶ
eastern part, the east (of a region)
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幹部かんぶ
management, (executive) staff, leaders, leadership, top brass, upper echelons
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細部さいぶ
details, particulars
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前部ぜんぶ
front part, fore, front
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西部せいぶ
western part, the west (of a region)
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北部ほくぶ
northern part, the north (of a region)
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軍部ぐんぶ
military authorities, army circles
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市部しぶ
urban areas
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後部こうぶ
rear, stern
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郡部ぐんぶ
rural districts, counties
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警部けいぶ
police inspector
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式部しきぶ
(Meiji era) official responsible for court ceremonies