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2043 articles泰 — Peace, Grand, Tranquil
Explore the N1 kanji 泰 (tai), encompassing meanings like peace, grandeur, tranquility, and well-being. This guide covers its On'yomi (タイ) and Kun'yomi (やすらか), essential compounds such as 安泰 (antai) and 泰平 (taihei), practical example sentences, a memorable learning tip, and its etymological roots.
浜 — Beach, Seashore
Comprehensive guide to the N1 kanji 浜 (hama), meaning beach or seashore. Includes detailed etymology, readings, example words, and mnemonic tips for learners.
浦 — Inlet, Bay, Seashore
Comprehensive guide to 浦 (ura/ho), an N1 kanji meaning inlet, bay, or seashore. Learn its etymology, readings, common words, example sentences, and a memory tip.
浪 — Wave, Wander, Profligate
Master kanji 浪 (rou, nami) for N1 JLPT. Explore its meanings of wave, wandering, and extravagance, with example compounds and a memory tip.
浸 — Immerse, Soak, Permeate
Master the N1 kanji 浸 (SHIN, hi.tasu, hi.taru), meaning to immerse, soak, or permeate. This comprehensive guide covers its origin, readings, common words, example sentences, and a helpful memory tip.
涯 — Horizon, Limit, Lifetime
Master 涯 (gai, hate, kishi), an N1 kanji meaning horizon, limit, or lifetime. Discover its origins, readings, example words, and practical memory tips for advanced Japanese learners.
淑 — Graceful, Elegant
Discover the N1 kanji 淑 (shuku), which conveys grace, elegance, and modesty. This guide covers its etymology, readings (on'yomi, kun'yomi), common compounds, and practical example sentences.
淡 — Faint, Pale, Bland
Learn about 淡 (awa.i, tan), an N1 kanji with meanings like faint, pale, bland, and transient. Discover its origins, readings, common words, and useful memory tips.
添 — Accompany, Attach, Add
Explore the N1 kanji 添 (ten, soeru, sou) in depth. This guide covers its nuanced meanings, etymology, readings, compounds, example sentences, and helpful memory tips.
渇 — Thirst, Dryness, Desire
Explore the N1 kanji 渇 (katsu, kawaku), meaning 'thirst,' 'dry,' or 'desire.' Learn its etymology, readings, compounds, and practical usage with example sentences.
渉 — Cross, Involve, Negotiate
Master N1 kanji 渉! Learn its meanings like 'cross', 'involve', 'negotiate'. Explore readings, compounds, and mnemonics for this essential kanji. Perfect for JLPT learners.
渋 — Astringent, Reluctant, Congested
Learn the N1 kanji 渋: its meanings (astringent, reluctant, congestion), readings (しぶ, ジュウ), etymology, and common usage. Practice with example sentences and a memory tip for JLPT N1.