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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "凍" (pronounced "とう" or "kō") means "to freeze" or "frozen." It is often used to describ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "妖" (yō) generally refers to something mysterious, supernatural, or enchanting. It often...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "笑" (pronounced "wara" or "shou") means "to laugh" or "to smile." It represents joy and ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "算" (san) primarily means "to calculate" or "to compute." It is often associated with ma...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "符" (fu) generally means "sign," "token," or "symbol." It is often used to represent som...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "示" (shi) generally means "to show" or "to indicate." It is often used in contexts where...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "恵" (pronounced "kei" or "e") means "blessing," "grace," or "favor." It conveys the idea...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji 情 (jou) primarily means "emotion," "feeling," or "sentiment." It represents the inner fe...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "排" (hai) generally means "to exclude," "to reject," or "to discharge." It conveys the i...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "必" (pronounced "hitsuyou" or "hitsu") means "certain" or "necessary." It conveys the id...