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Person Radical Family

Person Radical Family gives learners 53 kanji to review person-radical patterns.

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Expect a compact theme where every card stays close to person-radical patterns.

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  1. 01personThe full kanji for a person establishes the visual core of this radical family.
  2. 02substitute, change, convertA substitute often takes the place of another person, which is reflected in its left-side shape.
  3. 03body, substance, objectThe shape for a body naturally includes the human element on the left to ground its meaning.
  4. 04make, production, prepareCreating and making are central human activities, connecting this kanji to the person radical.
  5. 05side, lean, opposeThe concept of a side or flank is depicted using a person standing next to something.
  6. 06responsibility, duty, termEntrusting a duty or responsibility inherently involves a person taking charge.
  7. 07使use, send on a mission, orderUsing tools or sending envoys relies on the human presence marked on the left of this shape.
  8. 08person in charge, connection, dutyA person in charge or a duty connection directly links back to human roles in society.
  9. 09dwell, reside, liveDwelling and residing are activities tied to an individual, forming words like 住所 for address.
  10. 10adhere, attach, refer toAttaching or appending something involves the direct action of a person, reflected in its components.
  11. 11whatThe basic question of "what" incorporates the human shape to ask about things and people alike.
  12. 12transmit, go along, walk alongTransmitting a legend or reporting news depends on humans passing information along.
  13. 13work, (kokuji)The kanji for work literally depicts a person moving heavily, forming vocabulary like 働き.
  14. 14attend, doing, officialAttending to official business or doing work revolves around individuals acting in society.
  15. 15other, another, the othersThe concept of another or others is fundamentally rooted in identifying humans besides oneself.
  16. 16rest, day off, retireA person leaning against a tree perfectly visualizes the idea of rest and taking a day off.
  17. 17colleague, official, companionCompanions and colleagues in official roles are represented using this person-based kanji.
  18. 18go-between, relationshipRelationships and go-betweens naturally require people, yielding vocabulary like 仲間.
  19. 19haiku, actorActors and performers of haiku are individuals whose professions are tied to this character's shape.
  20. 20admirable, greatness, remarkableGreatness and admirable qualities are traits of a person, leading to words like 偉大.
  21. 21bystander, side, besides傍 uses the person radical to represent a bystander watching from the side.
  22. 22Buddhist priest, monk僧 fits this person radical deck perfectly with its meaning of a Buddhist priest.
  23. 23magnet, porcelainLearners encounter 磁 when studying terms like 磁石 for magnet.
  24. 24neglect, laziness怠 reminds learners to avoid laziness while studying its reading だるい.
  25. 25an ancient Chinese province鄭 introduces an ancient Chinese province used in historical names like 鄭州.
  26. 26abuse, evil, vice弊 pairs with 社 to form the humble business term 弊社.
  27. 27bowstring, chord, hypotenuse弦 expands your knowledge of musical terms by teaching the word for bowstring or chord.
  28. 28furthermore, still, yet猶 adds nuance to sentences with its meaning of furthermore or still.
  29. 29tomb, mound墳 provides the character needed to read archaeological terms like 墳墓 for tomb.
  30. 30everywhere, times, widely遍 helps express the concept of spreading widely or being everywhere.
  31. 31mourning, abhor, detestable忌 introduces vocabulary related to mourning and things considered detestable.
  32. 32musical score, music, note譜 connects to the earlier card 弦 to build your vocabulary for reading a musical score.
  33. 33relay, in turn, sending逓 teaches the concept of relaying or sending things in turn.
  34. 34gamble, wager, bet賭 gives you the exact character used for the verb 賭ける when placing a bet.
  35. 35winnowing箕 represents a traditional winnowing basket and shares its structure with other bamboo tools.
  36. 36torture, beat拷 is paired with the reading ごう to form serious terms like 拷問 for torture.
  37. 37scaffold, cleat, frame桟 highlights structural wooden elements like a scaffold or the jetty in 桟橋.
  38. 38wild goose鴈 offers a beautiful representation of a wild goose for your nature vocabulary.
  39. 39watchtower, lookout, high building楼 illustrates a tall watchtower or high building through its tree radical.
  40. 40bundle of seaweed, counter for screens, notebook帖 serves as a counter for things like screens or paper quires.
  41. 41cage, coop, impliedThis kanji describes the human act of secluding oneself or staying inside a space like a kago cage.
  42. 42cane, whip, wooden writing slateThis character represents a wooden slate, an essential tool for human writing and record-keeping in ancient times.
  43. 43catalpaThe azusa or catalpa tree represented here was historically used by people to make woodblocks for printing.
  44. 44flourishing, successful, beautifulThis kanji describes a person’s flourishing success or the vigorous ousei energy they bring to their endeavors.
  45. 45cover, lid, flapHumans use this kanji to describe covers and lids, like a futa, used to protect or close objects.
  46. 46burr, ballThis kanji refers to the mari balls used in traditional human games and play.
  47. 47emulate, imitateThis kanji explicitly uses the person radical to describe the human act of imitating others' narau examples.
  48. 48ellipseThis kanji describes the daen elliptical shapes often encountered by people in geometry and design.
  49. 49cemetery, tombThis kanji marks the mounds or tsuka and cemeteries where people honor and remember the deceased.
  50. 50close, shut, coverThis kanji represents the human action of blocking or fusagu a path or opening.
  51. 51square character style, correctnessThis character describes the kaisho style of writing, reflecting human efforts toward correctness and order.
  52. 52excuse, tolerate, forgiveThis kanji captures the deeply human virtues of forgiveness, tolerance, and the yurusu spirit of empathy.
  53. 53ballThis character adds another way to describe the mari balls used by people for sports and recreation.
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