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ひとびと
人々
はその
こじ
孤児
を
あわ
哀
れんだ
。
People took pity on the orphan.
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Conjugations and inflections
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Words
ひ と び と 2
Most common form: 人人
each person; people; men and women; everybody
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こ じ 1
Most common form: みなしご
orphan
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あ わ れ む 3
'mu' godan verb, transitive verb
1. to commiserate; to pity; to have mercy on; to sympathize with; to sympathise with
2. to enjoy the beauty of; to appreciate (e.g. the moon, flowers)  (archaic; this meaning is restricted to form 哀れむ)
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Kanji
人
ジン   ニン   ひと person   
々
(kanji repetition symbol)   
孤
コ    alone   
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孑
child   
瓜
カ   うり melon   
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厶
ム   private
爪
つめ    つま- claw; fingernail   
児
ジ   ニ    newborn babe   
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旧
キュウ    former, old   
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丨
stick   
日
ニチ   ジツ   sun; day   ひ    -か    
儿
legs
哀
アイ   あわれ piteous, sorrowful   あわれむ to feel pity   
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口
コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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衣
イ   ころも clothes   
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