Japanese Kanji Dictionary
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- 鼓コ、つづみdrum, beat, rouse, muster
- 皷コ、つづみdrum, beat, rouse
- 鞀トウ、ふりつづみdrum
- 鞉トウ、ふりつづみdrum
- 駴カイ、アイ、おどろ.くdrum
- 鼔コ、ク、つづみdrum, to drum, from whence comes: to rouse, to swell, to bulge
- 鼖フン、つつみうつdrum
- 鼛コウ、おおつづみdrum
- 鞨カツ、ガチ、セツ、ゼチ、かわぐつleather boots, drum, tribe name
- 鼙ヘイ、バイ、つつ.みdrum carried on horseback
- 鼗トウ、ふりつづみsmall revolving drum with knobs
- 彭ホウswelling, sound of drum
- 枹フ、ホウ、ほ、ばち、もみじgong stick, drum stick, type of tree
- 鍠コウsound of bells and drums
- 鼕トウbeating of drums
- 簨シュン、サン、ゼン、よこぎbeam for hanging bells or drums
- 鞺トウsound of drums
- 桴フ、ばち、いかだdrumstick, raft
- 鼚チョウdrumming
- 鐻キョ、コ、かねかけdrumstick
- 揆キ、はかりごと、はか.るcategory, plan, drumstick
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Graded kanji lists developed by the Japanese Ministry of Education.
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Kanji used in Japanese names
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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).
