くぬぎ
oak for charcoal
A collection of kanji outside Jōyō and Jinmeiyō coverage that still matters for extended reference paths. Here you can find non-standard characters appearing in names, specialized terms, classical reading, or deeper linguistic needs.
くぬぎ
oak for charcoal
たも
tamo ; character used in place names, character used in personal names
の.む
drink ; sip, suck
やぶ.れる
an abortion ; stillborn
つく.す
massacre
かく.れる
conceal ; hidden, hide, secrete
ハン
spin ; swirl
ケン
river name ; name of a river
ロ
name of river in China
ひろ.い
wide & large
うみ
ocean ; swamp
したた.る
dropping
ショウ
clean ; pure
や.く
burn
や.く
burn a mountain ; burn a mountainside, mountain burning
リョウ
the sound of fire burning ; the sound of flames, the appearance of fire burning, blazing
とか.す
melt ; shine
ショウ
soften ; put in order, harmonize, adjust
かきもの
letter
こうし
calf
いぬ
hound
うそ
otter
ブン
a crack ; as in porcelain
ライ
glass
サン
jade ladle used for serving ritual wine ; name of a ritual vessel, jade of low purity, jade of poor quality
かめ
pitcher ; pot, small-mouthed earthenware pot
さかい
boundary
うね
before ; companion, same kind
とべない
dried up ; shrivelled up, vexed
おろか
foolish
ゲイ
to stare ; to gaze fixedly, to look closely, to open one's eyes wide
にら.む
an angry glare ; to open the eyes with anger
みる
the pupil of the eye ; to see
ものさし
criterion ; measure, standard
さまた.げる
block ; deter, hinder, obstruct
カイ
hard collision sound ; strike against something hard, sound of blows, drumbeat
カン
whetstone for polishing jade ; jade-polishing stone, sharp, pointed
ヨ
arsenopyrite ; arsenic-bearing mineral, poison sand
いし
white or blue mineral ; blue mineral used as medicine, mineral
いしはじき
ancient ballista for throwing heavy stones ; cannon, gun
ジ
magnet ; magnetic property, magnetic mineral, porcelain, hard-fired ceramic
むつか.しい
solid ; firm and hard, difficult, dangerous, troublesome
あらと
polish ; whetstone
おだ.やか
calm
きわ.まる
exhausted ; impoverished, poor
ふえ
flute ; pan pipes
しの
shaft of an arrow
キョ
stand for hanging bells or chime stones ; frame for suspending sounding instruments, support for ceremonial bells