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- 01一one, one radical (no.1)Represents the single unit that starts the counting sequence.
- 02二two, two radical (no. 7)Two parallel lines build on the first card to represent the number two.
- 03三threeAdding a third line creates the kanji for three, used in words like triangle.
- 04四fourThis card introduces four, commonly read as "yon" in daily counting.
- 05五fiveLearn this kanji for five to read common words like the 5th day of the month.
- 06六sixSix follows the numerical order and labels the 6th day of each month.
- 07七sevenSeven is the primary meaning here, central to the Tanabata festival name.
- 08八eight, eight radical (no. 12)These two spreading strokes represent eight, appearing in words like "yattsu".
- 09九nineThe number nine is often read as "kyuu" or "ku" in everyday vocabulary.
- 10十tenThis cross-shaped kanji represents ten and acts as a base for larger numbers.
- 11百hundredMoving beyond single digits, this character represents the number one hundred.
- 12千thousandOne thousand is the core meaning here, essential for higher numerical values.
- 13万ten thousand, 10, 000In Japanese counting, ten thousand is a primary unit represented by this kanji.
- 14億hundred million, 10**8This kanji represents one hundred million, used for large financial figures.
- 15兆portent, 10**12, trillionA trillion is the numerical value here, though it can also mean a sign or omen.
- 16零zero, spill, overflowWhile often written as "0", this kanji for zero appears in formal "below zero" contexts.
- 17壱one (in documents)This formal version of "one" prevents tampering on important legal documents.
- 18弐II, two, secondUse this formal kanji for two when reading bank notes or official certificates.
- 19伍five, five-man squad, fileThis version of five also refers to a five-man squad or a military file.
- 20甲armor, high (voice), A gradeThis character represents a "first class" or "A grade" ranking in a series.
- 21乙the latter, duplicate, strangeActs as "the second" or "Type B" in formal ranking systems and legal contracts.
- 22丙third class, 3rd, 3rd calendar signMarks the "third class" or "3rd" position in traditional Japanese sequences.
- 23丁street, ward, townWorks as a counter for city blocks in 丁目 and appears in the word 丁寧.