Japanese noun of the day

死人 meaning corpse/dead person

It is read as "Shinin" or "Shibito"

Japanese adjective of the day

灰色 meaning grey/ashen

It is a no-adjective

Pronounced as "Hai iro"

Japanese verb the day

飲む meaning to drink or take medicine

It is an U-verb

It is pronounced as "nomu"

Japanese adjective of the day

甘い meaning sweet; however, you can use the word to mean someone is naive

It is pronounced as "Amai"

It is an I-adjective

Japanese Phrase of the day (Today we will have this instead of a noun)

ようこそ meaning "welcome" (to my house, to this hotel etc)

Read as "Yookoso"

Japanese verb of the day

生きる meaning to live

Example sentence

私の母、まだ生きてる (watashi no haha, mada ikiteru)

My mother is still alive

It is pronounced as "Ikiru"

It is a "Ru-verb"

Japanese adjective of the day

うぶ meaning naive

It is a NA-adjective

Pronounced as "Ubu"

Japanese verb of the day

示すmeaning to take out and show/to demonstrate or support signify

It is an u-verb

Pronounced as "shimesu"

Japanese noun of the day

羽根ペン meaning quill

Pronounced as "Hane pen"

This is a bit early but....

Japanese noun of the day

血 meaning blood

Pronounced as "chi"

Japanese adjective of the day

虫のいい meaning selfish

It is a I-adjective

Pronounced as "Mushi no ii"

Japanese verb of the day

血が止まる meaning to stop bleeding

Pronounced as "Chi ga Tomaru"

Japanese noun of the day

1.でんでん虫 (den den mushi)
2.カタツムリ(kata tsumuri)

Both mean snail

Japanese verb of the day

見る meaning to see/to look at

Transitive Ru-verb

Prounced as "Miru"

Japanese adjective of the day

水色 meaning light blue

This word can also be used as a noun. To use it as an adjective you would use is construction: 水色 plus の plus a noun

It is pronounced as "Mizu iro"

Okay this reply will tackle multiple words (nouns, adjectives and verbs). Consider this as Bonus Words of the Day./

行く meaning to go (Read as "iku"-verb); however, there are also two words (nouns) that make use of the "Going radical"(行). These words are 行い（read as "okonai") meaning conduct, behavior or deed. The other word is 行 which means line(s) (of text etc), row, verse etc Read as "gyou"). There is a suffix ("行き") which is attached to the end of a location noun. This suffix means "bound for"

For example

オーストラリア行き (Oosutararia yuki)
Australia bound/ bound for Australia

Japanese bonus word of the day (mimesis)

Japanese is fill of "sound words" and mimesis which imitates sounds and occurrences of he real world. Such examples we have are "Boom" (explosion).

The mimesis (this can be regarded as an adverb in a sentence because you will have to use に (ni) to modify a verb)

ズタズタ (zuta zuta) meaning to pieces/into shreds

The grammar in the brackets above the definition entry mentions a use of "Ni".

The use: に can be used after a mimesis (eg. zuta zuta) to create an adverb that modifies a verb

For example

トムはお金がズタズタに裂きました (Tomu wa okane ga zuta zuta ni sakimashita)
Tom tore the money to pieces/shreds.

Japanese Bonus words of the Day (very simple)

日 ("He") meaning "Day"

You will often you hear it in Anime (if you watch any). For example, "あの日から。。。" (From that day..)

月 (tsuki) meaning "moon"

(I may be a bit inactive but when I do post new words there will be many)

Japanese phrase of the day

どういたしまして (meaning "Your welcome", "Don't mention it" etc)

Pronounced as "dooitashi mashite")

Japanese verb of the day

見える meaning to be visible/to be (able) seen

Pronounced as "Mieru" - Intransitive verb