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kanji
辞Meaning
Word, Resign
Reading
kunyomiやya
onyomiじji
Parts
舌Tongue 辛Hard, Spicy
Example Word
辞書: dictionary. The Japanese noun '辞書 (じしょ)' means 'dictionary'. It refers to a book or electronic resource that lists words in a specific language and provides their meanings, pronunciations, or translations. This word is commonly used in academic, professional, and everyday contexts. For example: I bought a new dictionary「新しい辞書を買いました」(あたらしいじしょをかいました). Please look it up in the dictionary「辞書で調べてください」(じしょでしらべてください). The term can also refer to digital dictionaries or apps used for language learning.
Radical
辛
Stroke Count
13JLPT
N3Grade
4Frequency
941
Handwriting
kanji
辛Meaning
Hard, Spicy
Reading
kunyomiからkara
つらtsura
onyomiしんshin
Parts
立Stand 十Ten
Example Word
辛い: painful. The Japanese adjective '辛い (つらい)' primarily means 'painful' or 'difficult'. It is often used to describe emotional or physical pain, as well as challenging situations. For example: it was a painful experience「それは辛い経験だった」(それはつらい けいけんだった). This work is difficult「この仕事は辛い」(このしごとはつらい). The word can also imply a sense of hardship or suffering, making it versatile in expressing both literal and metaphorical struggles. Note that '辛い' can also be read as 'からい' when referring to something being 'spicy', but in this context, we are focusing on the reading 'つらい'.
Radical
辛
Stroke Count
7JLPT
N2Grade
8Frequency
1052
Handwriting