1. "From" or "out of": "Kara" can be used to indicate the point of origin or starting point of something. For example, "Nihon kara kimashita" means "I came from Japan".
2. "Because of" or "due to": "Kara" can be used to express the cause or reason for something. For example, "Ame kara dekakeru no ga iya da" means "I don't want to go out because of the rain".
3. "Since" or "after": "Kara" can be used to indicate a period of time that has passed since a certain event. For example, "Senshu kara Nihon ni imasu" means "I have been in Japan since last week".
4. "Than" or "compared to": "Kara" can be used to make comparisons between two things. For example, "Watashi kara kare no ho ga ii" means "He is better than me".
5. "Empty" or "void": "Kara" can be used to describe something that is empty or lacking in content. For example, "Kara no hako" means "an empty box".
6. "Karaoke": "Kara" is also the root word for "karaoke", which is a form of entertainment where people sing along to recorded music without the vocals. The word "karaoke" is derived from the Japanese words "kara" (empty) and "oke" (orchestra), referring to the fact that the singer is accompanied by an instrumental-only recording.