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Heart and Feelings

Review 44 kanji chosen for the theme of heart, feelings, and mood.

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  1. 01heart, mind, spiritThis character provides the core "heart" meaning and serves as a radical for many other cards in this deck.
  2. 02thinkPlacing a field over a heart creates this essential character for thinking and holding thoughts.
  3. 03emotion, feeling, sensationThis kanji describes the broad range of sensations and emotional feelings that define our inner world.
  4. 04feelings, emotion, passionThis character explores the circumstances of the heart, representing deeper emotions and sympathy.
  5. 05relax, cheap, lowUse this kanji to describe a peaceful state of mind or the feeling of being relaxed and safe.
  6. 06music, comfort, easeThis kanji represents the comfort and ease found in things we enjoy, like music.
  7. 07love, affection, favouriteNo study of feelings is complete without this essential character for love and deep affection.
  8. 08rejoice, take pleasure inThis kanji expresses the feeling of rejoicing and taking pleasure in a happy moment.
  9. 09favor, blessing, graceThis character represents the grace and kindness felt when receiving a blessing.
  10. 10mercyThis kanji brings a sense of mercy and deep compassion to the Heart and Feelings collection.
  11. 11grace, kindness, goodnessThis kanji focuses on the gratitude and kindness tied to favors and blessings.
  12. 12enlightenment, perceive, discernThis kanji describes a spiritual moment of realization or understanding.
  13. 13romance, in love, yearn forThis character captures the romantic side of feelings, from being in love to yearning for someone.
  14. 14pining, yearn for, love dearlyUse this kanji to express a deeper level of adoration and yearning for someone you love.
  15. 15grieve, sad, deploreThis character introduces the heavier side of feelings, focusing on sadness and grief.
  16. 16angry, be offendedThis kanji represents the common human experience of being angry or offended.
  17. 17suffering, trial, worryThis kanji describes the inner hardship and worry felt during trials or times of suffering.
  18. 18trouble, worry, in painUse this character to talk about mental distress and the weight of personal troubles.
  19. 19dreadful, be frightened, fearfulFear is a powerful feeling, and this kanji covers being frightened or sensing something dreadful.
  20. 20melancholy, grieve, lamentThis character captures a specific shade of sadness, including melancholy and anxiety.
  21. 21pity, be sparing of, frugalExpress feelings of regret or the sense that something is too precious to waste.
  22. 22lament, grieve overFocus on the deep feelings of mourning or grieving for someone.
  23. 23regret, bear a grudge, resentmentThis character handles feelings of holding a grudge or deep-seated resentment.
  24. 24hate, detestAnchor strong negative emotions like hatred or detesting something here.
  25. 25consolation, amusement, seduceUse this character when expressing the kindness of providing comfort and consolation.
  26. 26astringent, hesitate, reluctantIt captures a reluctant mood or the refined "bitter" aesthetic found in Japanese culture.
  27. 27violent, get excited, enragedDescribe intense and violent emotions that break through a calm state of mind.
  28. 28broaden, extend, expandThis kanji represents the act of broadening a scope or expanding one's reach.
  29. 29too much, myself, surplusUse this for the concept of surplus or having emotional room and leeway.
  30. 30sash, belt, obiIt covers zones and regions, acting like a belt that ties a space together.
  31. 31tassel, tuft, fringeIdentify clusters and bunches, such as segments of fruit or decorative tassels.
  32. 32tracks, mark, printThis character points to the physical marks or traces left behind after something happens.
  33. 33straw rope, cordIt represents ropes and cords, often appearing in metaphors for territory or boundaries.
  34. 34seal, closingFocus on sealing envelopes or creating a closure in various contexts.
  35. 35hug, embrace, possessCombine the physical act of a hug with the protective mindset of advocacy.
  36. 36bribe, board, supplyThis kanji handles the practical side of supplying meals or financing needs.
  37. 37eminent, table, deskUse this for physical tables as well as the eminent quality of standing out.
  38. 38inquire, fathom, look forRepresent the inquisitive action of asking questions or looking for someone.
  39. 39surplus, besidesDescribe a surplus or extra amount that remains beyond what is strictly necessary.
  40. 40bamboo hat, one's influenceThis character covers traditional bamboo hats and the protective influence of a leader.
  41. 41halberd, arms, festival floatThis kanji for a halberd creates the word for contradiction, reflecting the clash of opposing emotions.
  42. 42(kokuji), crotch, forkDepicting a fork or junction, this character portrays the state of being split between two emotional paths.
  43. 43distress, grieve, lamentThis autumn-heart kanji expresses the deep melancholy of distress and long-lasting grief.
  44. 44repent, regretFocused on the heart, this kanji captures the sharp internal sting of regret and the weight of repentance.
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