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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji 連 (ren) generally means "to connect" or "to link." It conveys the idea of joining things...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "蛍" (pronounced "hotaru") means "firefly" in English. It refers to a small insect known ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "泌" (hi) primarily means "to seep" or "to ooze." It is often associated with the idea of...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "粗" (pronounced "so" or "ara") generally means "rough," "coarse," or "crude." It describ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "漢" (kan) primarily refers to the Han dynasty of China, symbolizing Chinese culture and ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "野" (pronounced "ya") primarily means "field" or "wild." It refers to open, uncultivated...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "蛇" (hebi) means "snake" in English. It refers to the elongated, legless reptile known f...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "享" (kyou) generally means "to receive" or "to enjoy." It conveys a sense of acceptance ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "価" (ka) primarily means "value" or "worth." It is often used in contexts related to pri...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "思" (pronounced "omo" or "shi") means "to think" or "to consider." It represents the act...