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祈 means 'pray'

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Strokes : 8    Frequency: 1529   JLPT: N2    Usefulness: 4    Study set: 4-19    Grade: 8   Intermediate lesson: 53    Beginner lesson: -   Begins 19 words   Used in 21 words   Used in 189 names   Not used as a component
Jōyō (常用)
Common readings
On
   キ
Kun
   いのる to pray
Additional readings
Name    のり   れい
Variants
祈  
Components
⿰  礻 (示) show  斤 axe  
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In the most useful 10,000 words in Japanese, 祈 is used 3 times, read 2 ways.
Across all words in Japanese, 祈 is used 21 times, read 2 ways.
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キ : 14 words FIND ALL
き が ん 1
prayer; supplication
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いのる : 7 words FIND ALL
い の り 3
noun
prayer; supplication
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祈
キ   いのる to pray   
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斤
キン   axe
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丅
カ   ゲ   した below, under   くだる to descend   さげる to lower, to reduce   
⺁
cliff
礻
ジ   シ   しめす to show   
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