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Kanji From Zero 1 > Lesson 6
Edition 2
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耳
Kunyomi: みみ
Onyomi: ジ
Stroke count: 6
Radical name: みみ
Radical
耳
ear
Mnemonics
My
*ear*
sticks out from the
side of my face
as I listen closely to my "biology"「JI ジ」teacher's question. When he asks who knows the answer, I throw my hand up and yell, "Me! Me!"「MIMI みみ」It's my favorite class!
Written by: ライトウ ≥^..^≤
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Gee/ジ, ears are hard to draw. Just draw the
top
,
side
,
earlobe
,
bottom
, and
cheek
.
Written by: lightmotif
This kanji MIMICS みみ an ear
. Without it, you wouldn't be able to enjoy the art of supermarket JINGLES ジ. 🎶
Written by: 🍍トロピカルフルーツ🍈
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耳 / みみ - (noun) ear; hearing; ear (for music, etc.); edge, crust, heel (of bread or cheese), selvedge (of woven fabric), selvage; ear (of a pot, jug, etc.), handle
初耳 / はつみみ - (noun) something heard for the first time, hearing something for the first time
耳鼻科 / じびか - (noun) otolaryngology, ear, nose, and throat department
中耳 / ちゅうじ - (noun) middle ear, tympanum
耳より / みみより - (Adjective/-な) welcome (news), inviting, encouraging, tempting, hopeful
口
Kunyomi: くち
Onyomi: コウ, ク
Stroke count: 3
Radical name: くち
Radical
口
mouth
Mnemonics
Tickle a baby, and it will
open its mouth
口
. Cootchie-coo! くち/ク
Written by: lightmotif
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To be honest, I thought of an English slang word similar to くち, but I'd rather shut my
mouth
Written by: Manu Lamo
When I play peek a boo or "coochie-coo"「KUCHI くち、KU ク」with my baby sister, she gives me a "coy"「KŌ コウ」smile, or opens her
*mouth*
口
and laughs!
Written by: ライトウ ≥^..^≤
Looks like an open
mouth
口
Written by: 試験猿
Depicts an open
mouth
口
, possibly with upturned corners. Also used to depict a generic object, square or round.
コウ is a later borrowing, ク is earlier, both from MC /khuwᵡ/. くち is from Old Japanese, ultimately from Proto-Japonic *kutui; it is not derived from /khuwᵡ/, but they may share a common ancestor.
Written by: ポールおじちゃん
I like KOUcaine said the
mouth
口
Written by: Samurai_Ash
Pictogram: An open
mouth
口
. Can be literal or figurative or serve as a container of sorts.
Written by: フバフバ
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口 / くち - (noun) mouth; opening, hole, gap, orifice; mouth (of a bottle), spout, nozzle, mouthpiece; gate, door, entrance, exit; speaking, speech, talk (i.e. gossip); taste, palate; mouth (to feed); opening (i.e. vacancy), available position; invitation, summons; kind, sort, type; opening (i.e. beginning); {suf} {ctr} counter for mouthfuls, shares (of money), stove burners, and swords
人口 / じんこう - (noun) population; common talk
口調 / くちょう - (noun) tone (of voice), manner of talking
出口 / でぐち - (noun) exit, way out; outlet, vent
窓口 / まどぐち - (noun) counter, window, teller window, ticket window; contact person, point of contact
手
Kunyomi: て
Onyomi: シュ
Stroke count: 4
Radical name: て
Radical
手
hand
Mnemonics
"SHU shu, pssst'' I waved my
hand
手
to get TE cat off my lawn.
Written by: ジェン~1984
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Think of a stick person's hand that includes
spread-out fingers
and a
wrist
.
Written by: かわうそ
Can you
hand
手
me a て シュ -tissue-
Written by: Omoide
It looks like the palm lines of your
hand
手
Written by: Furmato
As a TEst {て}, I put my SHOEs {しゅ・ず} on using just one of my
hands
手
.
Written by: BambiIcedTea
SHOw me your hand
手
Written by: nyanpuru
Depicts a hand and fingers, with the longest finger, the middle finger, in the center. The first stroke is the bent over
middle finger
ノ
, the second is the
ring and index
fingers, and the third is the
little finger and thumb
. The last stroke completes the middle finger and bends at the
wrist
.
Written by: ポールおじちゃん
The {て}
hand
手
is the most useful part of the body.
Written by: 黒田kuroda
Pictogram: A hand the
top
stroke is a bent middle finger. While the
others
are 2 fingers each. Finally the
Arm
.

Apparently hands were always very hard to draw.
Written by: フバフバ
You can imagine 5 fingers from a
hand
手
.
Written by: AlbertEinsteinAN
Should {シュ} you decide to count them, you will find
one thousand
千
and
one
一
lines across the palm of your hand. Likewise, across two hands, you have ten {て} fingers.
Written by: Myaku
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御手洗い / おてあらい - (noun) toilet, restroom, lavatory, bathroom
手 / て - (noun) hand, arm; {col} forepaw, foreleg; handle; hand, worker, help; trouble, care, effort; means, way, trick, move, technique, workmanship; hand, handwriting; kind, type, sort; one's hands, one's possession; ability to cope; hand (of cards); direction; move (in go, shogi, etc.)
歌手 / かしゅ - (noun) singer
選手 / せんしゅ - (noun) player (of a sport), athlete, team member
手伝う / てつだう - (Godan verb - う/transitive) to help, to assist, to aid; to contribute to, to be a factor in
足
Kunyomi: あし, た.りる, た.る, た.す
Onyomi: ソク
Stroke count: 7
Radical name: あし
Radical
足
leg, foot, be sufficient, counter for pairs of footwear
Mnemonics
Imagine a person, the
head
口
and
torso with arms forward
, and the
legs
not drawn sufficiently well.
Written by: lightmotif
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Watch as he {あし} kicks that board with his foot. That's so cool {ソク}. Pictogram:
head
body
arm
legs
board
.
Written by: Anonymous123
My socks/ そくare now ash-y/あしand tarry/ たりる、たる、たす but my leg and foot are still sufficiently clean.
Written by: キラキラキリン
Depicts a block-shaped leg, drawn as a
mouth
口
, attached to a
foot
龰
→止. A foot in the door is sufficient to get your pair of footwear counted. The reading ソク←ショク← /t͡si̯wok̚/ ← *ʔsoɡ is probably from Sino-Tibetan chog, “to be sufficient”.
Written by: ポールおじちゃん
A |あ|! She |し| stepped on my foot! My
mouth
is yelling because it hurts! Now my sock |ソク| is dirty, she needs to
stop
!
Written by: DanLearningJapanese
Your
mouth
口
stops
止
the moment I put my foot in it.
Written by: JP_Learner_114
Pictogram of a leg. The
thigh
leg
and
foot
Written by: フバフバ
Watch AS HE {あし} goes down the slide. He goes feet-first, with SOCKs {そく} right up his
legs
足
!
Written by: BambiIcedTea
Looks like the
guys
from one of the Narnia films, who had one big
leg
with one big
foot
; it was really weird, but apparently would be sufficient for them.
Written by: 試験猿
“Socks {そく} are fo’ yo’ feet, silly.” - Satan, from an old internet cartoon, which I think was called Billy & Satan.
Written by: WhiteOni (白鬼)
A pictogram of a
man
足
with a
broken leg
Written by: Praven
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足 / あし - (noun) foot, paw, arm (of an octopus, squid, etc.); leg; gait; pace; lower radical of a kanji; means of transportation, (one's) ride; {col} money, coin
足し算 / たしざん - (noun) {math} addition
吾唯足るを知る / われただたるをしる - (expression) I am content with what I am (have), rich is the person who is content with what he is
我ただ足るを知る / われただたるをしる - (expression) I am content with what I am (have), rich is the person who is content with what he is
不足 / ふそく - (adjective) insufficiency, deficiency, shortage, lack, scarcity, deficit; dissatisfaction, discontent, complaint
力
Kunyomi: ちから
Onyomi: リョク, リキ
Stroke count: 2
Radical name: ちから
Radical
力
power, strength, strong, strain, bear up, exert
Mnemonics
If you confuse this with sword 刀: power is a bit more than a sword.
Written by: nexx
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Strength is an image of a man 人 flexing his muscles: →
力
Written by: rtega
A
flexed arm
is just one way to show how strong someone is. He also needs to be named RICKY {りき}, likes ROCKS {りょく} & roll, and CHIcken KARAge {ちから}.
Written by: Justps2
A
person
with big
muscles
may look *strong*, but may not possess enough *power* to smash a "rock"「RYOKU リョク」. To get that kind of *strength*, you need to eat lots of protein, like "chicken karāge"「CHIKARA ちから」.
Written by: ライトウ ≥^..^≤
Strength is not the
power
力
that is displayed outside, yet it is what is controlled in the inside.
Written by: Winter-san
It's looks like the katakana's
カ
, but bigger. It needs strenght, to de strong and powerful. Because they have this kind of relationship ち
か
ら It's like its mother... 力カ{お母さん)
Written by: abekie
"KA"
力
is a powerful sound.
Written by: エルハト
RIKI {りき} the ROCK's {りょく}
strength
力
comes from {から} his blood {ち}.
Written by: BambiIcedTea
Who has the most POWER & STRENGTH
力
of anyone? It's the Power Rangers. They are battling their arch enemy Ricky
りき
. They defeat him and lock
りょく
him up, so that he can't hurt anyone ever again.
Written by: Samurai_Ash
Looks like a
sword
刀
with a little bit
more
ノ
sticking out of it, because true power / strength is about more than just having weapons.
Written by: 試験猿
“Chi Kara” was a cool Samurai who had a lot of power and strength like a “Rock”. He wield his
katana
along his long
coat
.
Written by: Oskon
A pictogram of someone trying to lift something. It takes a lot of strength and power to do so!

力
= bend over body lifting position
Written by: オニヴｪル
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力 / ちから - (noun) force, strength, might, vigour, vigor, energy; capability, ability, proficiency, capacity, faculty; efficacy, effect; effort, endeavours, endeavors, exertions; power, authority, influence, good offices, agency; support, help, aid, assistance; stress, emphasis; means, resources
努力 / どりょく - (noun/する verb) effort, exertion, endeavour, endeavor, hard work, striving
力倆 / りきりょう - (noun) ability, capacity, capability, talent; physical strength
協力 / きょうりょく - (noun/する verb) cooperation, collaboration, help, support
魅力 / みりょく - (noun) charm, fascination, glamour, glamor, attraction, appeal
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