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kanji
血Meaning
Blood
Reading
kunyomiちchi
onyomiけつketsu
Parts
丿Katakana no 皿Plate
Example Word
血: blood. The Japanese noun '血 (ち)' means 'blood'. It refers to the red liquid that circulates in the arteries and veins of humans and other animals, carrying oxygen and nutrients. This word is often used in both literal and metaphorical contexts. For example: There is blood on the floor「床に血がある」(ゆかにちがある). Blood is important for life「血は命にとって重要だ」(ちはいのちにとってじゅうようだ). In Japanese culture, '血' can also symbolize family lineage or heritage, as in '血縁 (けつえん)' meaning 'blood relation'.
Radical
血
Stroke Count
6JLPT
N2Grade
3Frequency
449
Handwriting
kanji
衆Meaning
Multitude
Reading
onyomiしゅshu
しゅうshuu
Parts
血Blood 乑
Example Word
観衆: crowd. The Japanese noun '観衆 (かんしゅう)' refers to a 'crowd' or 'audience', typically gathered to watch an event, performance, or spectacle. It emphasizes the collective group of people observing something. For example: The crowd cheered loudly「観衆は大声で歓声を上げた」(かんしゅうはおおごえでかんせいをあげた). The audience was captivated by the performance「観衆はそのパフォーマンスに引き込まれた」(かんしゅうはそのぱふぉーまんすにひきこまれた). This word is often used in contexts like sports events, concerts, or public gatherings.
Radical
血
Stroke Count
12JLPT
N1Grade
6Frequency
610
Handwriting