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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "託" (taku) means to entrust or to delegate. It conveys the idea of assigning responsibil...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "淫" (in) primarily means "lewd" or "indecent." It is often associated with sexual immora...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "置" (pronounced "oki" or "chi") primarily means "to place" or "to put." It conveys the a...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "幼" (yō) means "young" or "childish." It is often associated with childhood, innocence, ...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "干" (kanji reading: "kan" or "kan") primarily means "to dry" or "to interfere." It can a...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "庶" (sho) generally means "common" or "ordinary." It is often used to refer to the gener...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "儒" (pronounced "ju") refers to Confucianism, a philosophical and ethical system based o...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "訳" (yaku) primarily means "to translate" or "to interpret." It is often used in context...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "弐" (pronounced "ni") represents the number two. It is often used in formal contexts, su...
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1. Overview of MeaningThe kanji "丈" (pronounced "jou") primarily means "length" or "height." It is often used to refer t...