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Titles and Roles

Titles and Roles keeps the lesson tight with 44 kanji on titles and social roles.

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This deck keeps the theme narrow, which makes titles and social roles easier to compare.

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  1. 01long, leader, superiorThis kanji represents leaders and superiors, appearing in words for eldest sons and people of high status.
  2. 02life, genuine, birthIt connects life and birth to the various roles and titles people take on throughout their existence.
  3. 03employee, member, numberThis character identifies members of a group or staff members in a professional workplace.
  4. 04family name, surname, clanUsed to denote surnames and family names, this kanji is vital for formal addresses and social titles.
  5. 05lord, chief, masterThis kanji refers to masters, chiefs, and owners who hold a principal position of authority.
  6. 06before, ahead, previousIt refers to those who come before or lead the way in social and professional rankings.
  7. 07bureaucrat, the government, organThis kanji identifies bureaucrats and those holding official roles within the government.
  8. 08duty, war, campaignIt covers the duties and services that define a person's specific office or public role.
  9. 09husband, manThis kanji specifies the role of a husband or a man in formal and domestic contexts.
  10. 10lady, woman, wifeIt refers to ladies and wives, often appearing in formal titles for women in society.
  11. 11guest, visitor, customerThis kanji represents the role of a guest, visitor, or client in various professional settings.
  12. 12expert, teacher, masterIt denotes experts and masters, frequently used in professional titles for teachers and mentors.
  13. 13colleague, official, companionThis kanji identifies colleagues and companions who work together in official or professional environments.
  14. 14company, firm, officeWhile often meaning company, it is essential for identifying roles within a corporate office or firm.
  15. 15someone, personThis suffix is used to transform descriptions into specific titles for people performing a role.
  16. 16assistant, helpIt describes an assistant or aid and appears in specific military officer ranks.
  17. 17leader, commander, generalThis kanji identifies high-ranking leaders, such as commanders and generals in a hierarchy.
  18. 18coach, command, urgeIt refers to supervisors and coaches who command or lead a professional team.
  19. 19consign, requesting, entrusting withUsed for roles involving trust, such as being entrusted with a specific request or care.
  20. 20pattern, example, modelThis kanji represents those who serve as a model or exemplar for others in their field.
  21. 21increase, add, augmentThis kanji covers growth and promotion, often seen in progress and expansion.
  22. 22abet, help, saveLearn this character for roles involving assistance and support, like in reinforcements.
  23. 23severance, decline, refuseThis kanji represents the power to refuse or dismiss, essential for decision-making roles.
  24. 24calculate, divining, numberUse this for roles focused on calculation, numbers, and precision in estimation.
  25. 25line, trackThis kanji identifies the lines and tracks that organize transportation and boundaries.
  26. 26sort of thing, so, if soThis character appears in common logical connectors that define how situations are framed.
  27. 27lose, error, faultImportant for discussing loss of status or breaches of etiquette, like in unemployment.
  28. 28character, letter, wordThis kanji is central to literacy and also refers to administrative sections of a village.
  29. 29storey, stair, counter for storeys of a buildingUse this for levels of a building or the hierarchy within social classes.
  30. 30center, middleFocus on the middle or central point of an organization or geography.
  31. 31hanging scroll, widthThis kanji describes the width and range of things, often applied to a broad influence.
  32. 32shining, brightFrequently seen in historical era names and titles representing brightness or clarity.
  33. 33bountiful, excellent, richThis kanji marks roles associated with abundance, wealth, and excellence in resources.
  34. 34residence, mansionUse this for high-status residences and official mansions in society.
  35. 35introduce, inherit, helpLearn this for social roles that involve making introductions and assisting others.
  36. 36collapse, fall into, cave inThis kanji describes the collapse of structures or the fall of strategic positions like castles.
  37. 37baggage, shoulder-pole load, bear (a burden)Covers roles involving physical labor, cargo transport, and the carrying of burdens.
  38. 38solely, only, merelyUseful for identifying unique or singular roles, such as being the only one.
  39. 39sculling oarThis character relates to oars and rudders, key for nautical roles and steering.
  40. 40ridgepole, ridgeUse this for building sections or the master carpenter leading a construction project.
  41. 41wretched, disaster, crueltyDescribes harsh social outcomes or cruel situations, such as a crushing defeat in competition.
  42. 42diagonal, slanting, obliqueFocuses on the concept of decline in social classes, often evoked by the imagery of a setting sun.
  43. 43tin can, container, jar radical (no. 121)Covers common commercial items like canned goods and metal containers used in industry.
  44. 44superintend, manager, ruleDesignates high-level managers and government leaders, most notably the role of Prime Minister.
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