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  1. lotus, Mt Fuji
Readings
Kun'yomi: はす。
On'yomi: ブ、フ。
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  1. mustard, rape, dust, trash, rubbish
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Kun'yomi: からし、ごみ、あくた。
On'yomi: ケ、カイ。
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  1. reed, bullrush
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Kun'yomi: あし、よし。
On'yomi: ル、ロ。
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  1. banana
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On'yomi: バ、ヘ、ハ。
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  1. wick
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On'yomi: シン。
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  1. parsley
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Kun'yomi: せり、よし、せい。
On'yomi: ゴン、キン。
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  1. sign of the dragon, 7-9AM, fifth sign of Chinese zodiac, shin dragon radical (no. 161)
Readings
Kun'yomi: たつ。
On'yomi: ジン、シン。
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  1. village, rural community, right village radical (no. 163)
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Kun'yomi: むら、くに、うれ.える、おう、おお、おおざと。
On'yomi: オウ、ユウ。
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  1. what?
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Kun'yomi: なに、なんぞ、いかん、やす、とも。
On'yomi: ナ、ダ。
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  1. west, bird, sign of the bird, 5-7PM, tenth sign of Chinese zodiac, sake radical (no. 164)
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Kun'yomi: とり。
On'yomi: ユ、ユウ。
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  1. heights, slope
Readings
Kun'yomi: さか。
On'yomi: ベン、ホン、ハン。
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  1. a little bit, sometimes
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Kun'yomi: ち.と、ち.っと、いささか。
On'yomi: サ、シャ。
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  1. strong, just, righteous, peace-loving
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Kun'yomi: つよ.い、ただし、あきら。
On'yomi: カン。
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  1. urge to eat
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Kun'yomi: すす.める、たす.ける、すすむ、ゆき、あつむ。
On'yomi: ウ、ユウ。
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  1. rabbit, hare
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Kun'yomi: うさぎ。
On'yomi: ツ、ト。
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  1. that
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Kun'yomi: そ.れ、そ.の、その、それ。
On'yomi: ギ、ゴ、キ。
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  1. box (archaic)
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Kun'yomi: はこ、い.れる。
On'yomi: ゴン、カン。
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  1. temple
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On'yomi: セツ、セチ、サツ。
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  1. level, wide
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Kun'yomi: たいら、やす。
On'yomi: タン。
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  1. cover, suffocate, obstruct
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Kun'yomi: おお.う、たちまち、あま。
On'yomi: エン。
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