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Grade Level: 3
JLPT Level: 1

Frequency: 1196

Bushu (Radical) Info:
言 (ことば)
say

Henshall Mnemonic:
words from temple are pure poetry
Stroke Order Diagram (SOD): 13 Strokes



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On-Yomi Reading(s):
シ
 Kun-Yomi Reading(s):
うた
 English Meaning(s):
poem

Popular words and/or phrases using this kanji:
Click any individual kanji to view it in a new window. Click the [K] after each definition to look up that character at WWWJDIC; Click the [D] to look up that word in WWWJDIC (the definition is the same but other features exist, like sample usage, variations of the word, etc.)
  • 漢詩   [かんし]
    (n) Chinese poetry [K] [D]
  • 近代詩   [きんだいし]
    (n) modern poetry; modern-style poetry [K] [D]
  • 詩   [し]
    (n) poem; verse of poetry [K] [D]
  • 詩歌   [しいか]
    (n) Japanese (and Chinese) poetry [K] [D]
  • 詩歌   [しか]
    (n) Japanese (and Chinese) poetry [K] [D]
  • 詩集   [ししゅう]
    (n) poetry anthology [K] [D]
  • 詩情   [しじょう]
    (n) poetic sentiment; poetic interest [K] [D]
  • 詩人   [しじん]
    (n) poet [K] [D]
  • 叙事詩   [じょじし]
    (n) descriptive poetry; epic poem [K] [D]
  • 風物詩   [ふうぶつし]
    (n) things which remind one of a particular season [K] [D]
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