Japanese Kanji Dictionary
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- 石セキ、シャク、コク、いし、いさstone
- 籽シseed, pip, pit, stone
- 琉リュウ、ルprecious stone, gem, lapis lazuli
- 葱ソウ、ねぎstone leek, Welsh onion
- 珉ビン、ミンstone resembling jade
- 瑀ウstone resembling jade, agate
- 礎ソ、いしずえ、もとcornerstone, foundation stone
- 礫レキ、つぶて、こいしsmall stones
- 琅ロウa precious stone
- 砭ヘン、いしばりstone probe, pierce, counsel
- 碡トク、チク、ジクstone roller used to level fields
- 磴トウstone steps, stone bridge
- 瑯ロウprecious stone
- 砣タ、いしstone roller, heavy stone, weight, plummet
- 碪チン、きぬたstone slab used for washing clothes, an anvil
- 磆カツstone implement
- 磉ソウ、いしずえstone base, plinth of a pillar
- 磊ライmany stones
- 璡シンjade look alike stone
- 珙キョウ、コウprecious stone, Xian in Sichuan
- 碭トウ、いしbrilliantly colored veined stone
- 碣ケツ、いしぶみround stone, monument
- 瑨シンjade look alike stone
- 硼ホウsound of stones struck together, boron
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JLPT kanji
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).
