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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "炭" (pronounced "sumi" in Japanese) means "charcoal." It refers to a black, porous mater...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "譲" (yō) means "to yield," "to give up," or "to transfer." It conveys the idea of allowi...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "駄" (da) generally means "worthless" or "useless." It is often used to describe somethin...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "潰" (pronounced "tsubushi" or "kai") generally means "to crush," "to smash," or "to brea...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "没" (ぼつ, botsu) primarily means "to sink," "to disappear," or "to die." It conveys a sen...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "腕" (pronounced "ude") means "arm" in English. It refers to the upper limb of the human ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "傷" (pronounced "shū" or "kizu") means "wound" or "injury." It refers to physical damage...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "練" (pronounced "ren") primarily means "to practice" or "to train." It conveys the idea ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "鍋" (nabe) means "pot" or "pan" in English. It refers to a cooking vessel typically used...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "副" (fuku) generally means "to assist" or "to be secondary." It is often used to denote ...