Japanese Kanji Dictionary
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- 等トウ、ひと.しい、など、-ら、とetc., and so forth, class (first), quality
- 済サイ、セイ、す.む、-ず.み、-ずみsettle (debt, etc.), relieve (burden), finish, come to an end
- 通ツウ、ツ、とお.る、とお.り、-とお.りtraffic, pass through, avenue, commute
- 代ダイ、タイ、か.わる、かわ.る、かわ.りsubstitute, change, convert, replace
- 条ジョウ、チョウ、デキ、えだ、すじarticle, clause, counter for articles, clauses, paragraphs, etc., twig
- 條ジョウ、チョウ、デキ、えだ、すじarticle, counter for articles, clauses, paragraphs, etc., twig, ray of light
- 蟫イン、タン、ドン、しみthe insect, commonly known as the silver-fish, which destroys books, clothing, etc.
- 㳃サイto temper iron or steel for making swords, etc. (also used figuratively), to dip into water, to soak, to dye
- 䚯ケンto quell (uprising, rebellion, etc.) to punish (another nation, etc.) by force of arms, sound, voice, tone
- 毮むし.るto pull out hair, etc., (kokuji)
- 泑ユウ、ユ、くろ.いthe vitreous glaze on china, porcelain, etc.
- 烖サイ、わざわ.いcalamities from Heaven, as floods, famines, pestilence, etc., misery
- 禓ヨウ、ショウ、まつりto drive out demons, etc., (as was done at the new-year)
- 莛テイ、ジョウ、くきstalks of grasses, etc.
- 劉リュウ、ル、ころ.す、らう、のぶweapon of war, logging axe, kill en masse, peeling (paint off a wall, etc)
- 螙ト、きくいむしgrubs in wood, worms in books, clothes, etc, used figuratively of corrupt officials
- 氊センfelt, coarse fabrics use for rugs, carpets, wrappers etc.
- 㙊チョウ、ジョウan area of level ground, an open space, a threshing floor, arena for drill, etc.
- 㳒ホウ、のりstatutes, laws, regulations, a rule
- 䐈ショク、シキ、チョク、チキa piece of one foot two inches dried seasoned meat, to paste up, to attach to, to stick up
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Kanji by approximate level for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, from N5 (easiest) to N1 (hardest).
Doknya expert kanji
Kanji with no assigned JLPT level, grouped by frequency of use and writing complexity.
Kyōiku kanji
Graded kanji lists developed by the Japanese Ministry of Education.
Jinmeiyō kanji
Kanji used in Japanese names
Jinmeiyō variant kanji
Variant forms of jōyō kanji, used in Japanese names
Dictionary, classification, ordering, and stroke-order data are derived from these sources: KANJIDIC2 (CC BY-SA 4.0); Unicode Unihan (Unicode License); KanjiVG (CC BY-SA 3.0); JLPT Resources (CC BY); Kanji Usage Frequency (CC BY 4.0).
