Japanese Kanji Dictionary
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- 針シン、はり、はneedle, pin, staple, stinger
- 松ショウ、まつ、おお、しょ、まpine tree
- 摘テキ、つ.む、つむpinch, pick, pluck, trim
- 挟キョウ、ショウ、はさ.む、はさ.まる、わきばさ.むpinch, between
- 慕ボ、した.うpining, yearn for, love dearly, adore
- 舝カツ、ゲチ、くさびlinch-pin
- 鎋カツ、くさびthe linch-pin of a wheel, to govern or control, the noise of a barrow
- 枩ショウ、まつpine tree, fir tree
- 枌ショウ、フン、まつ、そぎpine tree
- 槇テン、シン、まき、こずえtwig, Chinese black pine
- 㮤ショウpine, fir, loose, lax
- 擰ドウ、ニョウ、みだ.れるpinch, twist, wring, determined
- 敧キ、はさ.むto pick up a thing with chop-sticks or pincers
- 抓ソウ、つ.ねる、つ.める、つね.る、つま.むpick, pinch, summarize
- 鍤ソウ、ショウ、チョウ、すきspade, shovel, marking pin
- 寽リン、リチ、リツ、と.る、つま.むhandful, pinch
- 揪シュウ、シュ、あつ.めるgrasp with hand, pinch
- 揫シュウ、シュ、ジュgrasp with hand, pinch
- 渴カツ、かわ.く、かわきthirsty, parched, yearn, pine
- 俏ショウ、に.る、かたど.る、みめよい、やつ.すlike, similar, resemble, pretty
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Kanji by approximate level for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, from N5 (easiest) to N1 (hardest).
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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).
