KanjiMemo
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Memorizing Kanji
editThis book aims to be a reference book to learn and memorize in an efficient way thousands of Kanji used in the Japanese Language.
Including over 6000 Kanji tested in Kanken Test, sufficient to read most of Japanese texts (manga, novels, news, websites, etc.).
Over 430000 Kanji exist, but most are very rare and not included here.
Entry
editSample
edit望望む、希望、望み。「欲望、絶望、望ましい、願望、野望」(望)(朢)
Explanation
edit望 is a Kanji to be memorized. Links to English Wiktionary provides translation of Japanese words.
望む , 希望 & 望み are keywords representing the main meanings of the Kanji 望.
Derived words examples are given between 「corner brackets」 (as: 欲望, 絶望, 望ましい, 願望 & 野望).
Pronunciation (Kanji Readings) are written above the Kanji as Furigana.
On Readings are derived from Ancient Chinese, written here with Katakana
(as "ボウ" above "望" in the words: 希望, 欲望, 絶望, 願望 & 野望).
Kun Readings are Native Japanese readings, written here with Hiragana
(as "のぞ" above "望" in the words: 望む, 望み & 望ましい).
"モウ" is a rare reading of 望. 朢 is a less common variant (alternative shape).
Kanji Group Index
editGrouped by a shared Phonetic Kanji Component, indicating similar On Readings (with exceptions).