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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "諸" (shoro) generally means "various" or "many." It is used to indicate a collection or ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "活" (katsu) means "to live," "to activate," or "to be lively." It conveys a sense of vit...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "察" (satsu) means to perceive, to guess, or to infer. It conveys the idea of understandi...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "壊" (pronounced "kai" or "kowasu") means "to break" or "to destroy." It conveys the idea...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "枚" (mai) is a counter used for flat objects such as sheets of paper, plates, or photogr...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "唄" (uta) means "song" or "to sing." It is often used to refer to traditional Japanese s...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "曖" (ai) generally means "dim," "obscure," or "ambiguous." It conveys a sense of vaguene...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "唇" (read as "kuchibiru" in Japanese) means "lips." It refers to the soft, fleshy parts ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "労" (pronounced "rō" in Japanese) primarily means "labor" or "effort." It conveys the id...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "卒" (sotsu) primarily means "to graduate" or "to complete." It signifies the end of a ce...