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や ya

 

    kanji

    夜

    Meaning

    Night

    Reading

    kunyomiよ

    yo

    よる

    yoru

    onyomiや

    ya

    Parts

    亻Person (人)夂Late 亠Lid 丶Dot

    Example Word

    夜: night. The Japanese noun '夜 (よる)' means 'night'. It refers to the period of darkness between sunset and sunrise. This word is commonly used in various contexts to describe nighttime activities, events, or states. For example: I read a book at night「夜に本を読みます」(よるにほんをよみます). The stars are beautiful at night「夜は星がきれいです」(よるはほしがきれいです). '夜' can also be used in compound words, such as '夜中 (よなか)' meaning 'midnight' or '夜道 (よみち)' meaning 'night road'. It is important to note that '夜' is often used in contrast to '昼 (ひる)' meaning 'daytime'.

    Radical

    夕

    Stroke Count

    8

    JLPT

    N4

    Grade

    2

    Frequency

    105

    Handwriting

    kanji

    野

    Meaning

    Field

    Reading

    kunyomiの

    no

    onyomiや

    ya

    Parts

    里Hometown 予Beforehand

    Example Word

    分野: field. The Japanese noun '分野 (ぶんや)' refers to a specific 'field' or 'area' of study, expertise, or activity. It is commonly used to describe a particular domain or sector, such as academic disciplines, professional areas, or specialized interests. For example: He is an expert in the field of medicine「彼は医学の分野の専門家です」(かれはいがくのぶんやのせんもんかです). This research covers various fields「この研究はさまざまな分野をカバーしています」(このけんきゅうはさまざまなぶんやをかばーしています). The word can also imply a scope or range within which something operates or is relevant.

    Radical

    里

    Stroke Count

    11

    JLPT

    N4

    Grade

    2

    Frequency

    146

    Handwriting

    kanji

    冶

    Meaning

    Melting, Smelting

    Reading

    kunyomiい

    i

    onyomiや

    ya

    Parts

    冫Ice (水)台Pedestal, Machine

    Radical

    冫

    Stroke Count

    7

    JLPT

    N1

    Grade

    10

    Frequency

    1893

    Handwriting

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