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亡 means 'dead'

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Strokes : 3 Frequency: 749 JLPT: N3 Usefulness: 3 Challenge set: 7 Grade: 6 Intermediate lesson: 31 Beginner lesson: - Begins 50 words Used in 105 words Used in 4 names Component in 13 kanji (8 Jōyō)

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Jōyō 日

Jinmeiyō 柏

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On readings

On (音) readings are based on the original Chinese pronunciation of a kanji. They are typically used when a kanji appears as part of a jukugo (kanji compound).

For example, in 日本, 日 is read as に, one of the on readings.

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ボウモウ

Kun

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ない to be deceased, to have ceased to be

Additional readings

Kun なき- ほろびるほろぶほろぼす

Variants

亾

Components

⿱ 亠 lid 𠃊 shelf

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匸 (匚) side open box

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In the most useful 10,000 words in Japanese, 亡 is used 7 times, read 3 ways.

Across all words in Japanese, 亡 is used 103 times, read 4 ways.

ボウ : 81 words FIND ALL

しぼう

死亡

noun, 'no' adjective

1. death; mortality

'suru' verb

2. to die; to pass away

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もうじゃ

亡者

noun

the dead

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な

亡

くなる

'ru' godan verb, intransitive verb

to die

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ほろびる : 4 words FIND ALL

ほろ

亡

ぼす

'su' godan verb, transitive verb

to destroy; to overthrow; to wreck; to ruin

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Additional data

Henshall: 985 (originally: 973) Joy o' Kanji : 973 Key to Kanji: 968

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亡

ボウモウ dead ない to be deceased, to have ceased to be

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𠃊

shelf

亠

lid

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亡 means 'dead'

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