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School KanjiThemes
Overview
The deck gives school and academic life a clear place in your study path.
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- 01本book, present, mainThis foundational character for books sets the stage before moving to cards like 文 and 書.
- 02学study, learning, sciencePair this with 校 or 生 to talk about schools and students.
- 03生life, genuine, birthThis character combines with 学 to form the word for student.
- 04教teach, faith, doctrineThis kanji for teaching leads into more complex academic concepts.
- 05書writeUse this character alongside 本 to describe books and bookstores.
- 06文sentence, literature, styleThis kanji links basic writing to literature and the structure of a sentence.
- 07論argument, discourseOften seen with 文, this character deals with academic logic and discourse.
- 08校exam, school, printingThis is the primary kanji for a school building, usually seen following 学.
- 09先before, ahead, previousWhen placed before 生, this character creates the common word for teacher.
- 10強strongUse this kanji to describe strength and the enforcement of rules.
- 11証evidence, proof, certificateThis kanji represents the official proof found in certificates and evidence.
- 12研polish, study of, sharpenPair this with 究 to talk about deep research and polishing one's knowledge.
- 13究research, studyThis character focuses on investigation and reaching the ultimate truth.
- 14試test, try, attemptCombined with 験, this kanji forms the standard word for an exam.
- 15験verification, effect, testingThis character covers verification and the observable effects of a test.
- 16義righteousness, justice, moralityThis kanji explores morality, justice, and the underlying meaning of things.
- 17識discriminating, know, writeUse this character to describe knowledge, awareness, and the ability to distinguish facts.
- 18科department, course, sectionThis kanji organizes academic subjects, scientific departments, and courses.
- 19授impart, instruct, grantLook for this character when discussing university classes and conferring awards.
- 20図map, drawing, planWhile key to the word for library, this kanji also represents maps and plans.
- 21室room, apartment, chamber室 introduces the concept of a room, which is useful for learning words like 室内 in a school context.
- 22師expert, teacher, master師 means teacher or master, a fundamental concept for understanding the school environment and words like 師匠.
- 23館building, mansion, large building館 adds the meaning of a large building to this deck, helping you read school-related words like 館長.
- 24読read読 provides the essential action of reading, linking directly to core school activities and the vocabulary word 読書.
- 25講lecture, club, association講 connects to the academic theme through its meaning of lecture, building towards vocabulary like 講義.
- 26習learn習 represents the core goal of any school setting by teaching the kanji for learn and study.
- 27博Dr., command, esteem博 introduces the concept of academic mastery and doctoral degrees, useful for reading 博士.
- 28哲philosophy, clear哲 brings academic subjects into focus by providing the kanji for philosophy, helping you read 哲学.
- 29訓instruction, Japanese character reading, explanation訓 relates to both school instruction and the Japanese reading of kanji characters itself.
- 30塾cram school, private school塾 directly addresses the after-school learning environment by introducing the kanji for cram school.
- 31勉exertion, endeavour, encourage勉 highlights the effort and exertion required in education, preparing you to read words related to diligent study.
- 32諸various, many, several諸 broadens the academic vocabulary by teaching the character for various and many, useful for referring to groups of subjects.
- 33挫crush, break, sprain挫 covers the challenging moments in learning with meanings like crush and discourage, teaching vocabulary like 挫折.
- 34冨abundant, enrich, wealthy冨 shifts the focus to the wealth of knowledge and abundance that education aims to provide.
- 35渇thirst, dry up, parch渇 metaphorically connects to a thirst for knowledge, useful for reading words like 渇望.
- 36崇adore, respect, revere崇 introduces the concept of respect and reverence, traits often expected toward teachers and mentors in a school setting.
- 37槻Zelkova tree槻 expands your nature vocabulary by teaching the specific character for the Zelkova tree alongside the word 槻の木.
- 38姑mother-in-law姑 introduces the concept of a mother-in-law, helping you read related family terms and the word 姑息.
- 39殉martyrdom, follow by resigning殉 provides the kanji for martyrdom and duty, allowing you to read complex social terms like 殉職.
- 40逢date, meeting, rendezvous逢 expands on the concept of meetings and dates, giving you the tools to read words like 逢引.
- 41箸chopsticks箸 represents the chopsticks used every day during school lunch breaks.
- 42雁wild goose雁 appears in nature studies or stories about wild geese migrating.
- 43舵helm, rudder, wheel舵 represents the steering or leadership roles students take in school clubs.
- 44叱scold, reprove叱 describes being scolded or corrected by a teacher for a mistake.
- 45蜷an edible river snail蜷 refers to river snails and the coiled shapes studied in science observations.
- 46戴be crowned with, live under (a ruler), receive戴 is the kanji for receiving, commonly used in the phrase “itadakimasu” before school meals.
- 47訃obituary訃 is used for formal death notices or obituaries mentioned in social studies.
- 48拭wipe, mop, swab拭 represents wiping desks or mopping floors during daily school cleaning time.
- 49偕together偕 emphasizes doing things together, reflecting the group spirit of school life.
- 50逸deviate, idleness, leisure逸 describes deviating from a topic or enjoying leisure time outside of study hours.
- 51憬yearn for, aspire to, admire憬 expresses yearning or aspiring to future goals after finishing school.
- 52勁strong勁 refers to physical or mental strength developed through school activities and sports.
- 53袈coarse camlet袈 appears in lessons about traditional culture and the robes worn by monks.