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Water and RainThemes
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It gives you a tidy practice loop for water, rain, and rivers, one card at a time.
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73 Cards
- 01水waterThis basic kanji for water serves as the foundation for the entire deck.
- 02雨rainAs the core kanji for rain, it introduces many weather-related terms in this set.
- 03雪snowIt represents frozen precipitation, expanding the deck from liquid water to winter weather.
- 04川stream, river, river or three-stroke river radical (no. 47)This simple three-stroke kanji depicts a flowing stream or river.
- 05沢swamp, marsh, brillianceIt describes marshy wetlands and appears in the common word for plenty.
- 06河riverOften used for larger rivers, it complements the simpler 川 found earlier.
- 07海sea, oceanThis essential kanji represents the sea and the vast scale of the ocean.
- 08港harborIt focuses on man-made water structures used as harbors or ports.
- 09湾gulf, bay, inletIt covers coastal geography like bays and inlets, often seen in words like bay area.
- 10浜seacoast, beach, seashoreIt shifts the focus to the seashore and sandy beaches where water meets land.
- 11波waves, billows, PolandThis kanji captures the movement of water as waves or billows.
- 12池pond, cistern, poolIt introduces still bodies of water like ponds and small reservoirs.
- 13湖lakeBuilding on the concept of still water, it represents larger lakes.
- 14沼marsh, lake, bogIt describes muddy or marshy environments like bogs and swamps.
- 15滝waterfall, rapids, cascadeThis kanji represents falling water in the form of waterfalls or cascades.
- 16泉spring, fountainIt identifies the source of flowing water, such as a natural spring or fountain.
- 17沖open sea, offing, rise high into skyIt describes the deep, open sea away from the coastline.
- 18浦bay, creek, inletIt labels small coastal inlets and creeks where the sea enters the land.
- 19津haven, port, harborFrequently found in coastal names, it refers to harbors and ferry ports.
- 20渓mountain stream, valleyIt specifies narrow water flows through valleys and mountain streams.
- 21湊harbor, portA harbor brings ships and travelers together where the water meets the land.
- 22渚strand, beach, shoreThe beach marks the scenic edge where the waves reach the shore.
- 23潮tide, salt water, opportunityOcean tides cause the sea level to rise and fall throughout the day.
- 24洪deluge, flood, vastHeavy rains can lead to a vast flood or a sudden deluge.
- 25洲continent, sandbar, islandSandbars and islands are land formations surrounded by water.
- 26渡transit, ford, ferryCrossing a wide river often requires a ferry or a bridge.
- 27浮floating, float, rise to surfaceWood and other light objects will naturally float on the water.
- 28沈sink, be submerged, subsideHeavy objects like stones will quickly sink below the surface.
- 29泳swimSwimming is a basic skill for moving through deep water.
- 30浴bathe, be favored with, bask inPeople bathe in water to stay clean or to relax in a hot spring.
- 31洗wash, inquire into, probeWashing your hands with clean water helps maintain good health.
- 32清pure, purify, cleanseClear and pure water is essential for a healthy environment.
- 33浄clean, purify, cleansePurifying water removes impurities to make it safe for drinking.
- 34潔undefiled, pure, cleanCleanliness can refer to both physical hygiene and a pure heart.
- 35潤wet, be watered, profit byA light rain helps to wet the dry ground and benefit the plants.
- 36濯laundry, wash, pour onDoing the laundry involves washing and rinsing clothes with water.
- 37温warmWarm water is often used to soothe muscles and provide comfort.
- 38涙tears, sympathyTears are the liquid that flows from the eyes during moments of sadness.
- 39汗sweat, perspirePhysical exercise causes the body to release water as sweat.
- 40油oil, fatOil is a smooth liquid used for cooking or keeping machines running.
- 41湯hot water, bath, hot spring湯 describes water that has been heated, commonly used for baths and hot springs.
- 42液fluid, liquid, juice液 covers various types of liquids and fluids, such as juice, sap, or secretions.
- 43汁soup, juice, broth汁 refers to watery extracts like soup broth, juice, and plant sap.
- 44泡bubbles, foam, suds泡 represents the bubbles, foam, and suds that form on the surface of liquids.
- 45溶melt, dissolve, thaw溶 is the action of melting or dissolving into a liquid state.
- 46濃concentrated, thick, dark濃 describes liquids that are thick, dark, or highly concentrated.
- 47淡thin, faint, pale淡 refers to liquids that are thin, pale, or have been diluted.
- 48湿damp, wet, moist湿 captures the quality of being damp, wet, or moist from water.
- 49泥mud, mire, adhere to泥 represents mud and mire, the mixture of earth and water.
- 50漏leak, escape, time漏 is used when water leaks or escapes through a gap or hole.
- 51浸immersed, soak, dip浸 describes the act of soaking, dipping, or immersing something in water.
- 52漂drift, float (on liquid)漂 focuses on objects that drift or float on the surface of a liquid.
- 53沿run alongside, follow along, run along沿 is used for paths or tracks that run alongside a body of water like a coast.
- 54瀬rapids, current, torrent瀬 describes the fast-moving currents of rapids or the shallow parts of a stream.
- 55渕edge渕 refers to the edge or the deep, still pools found in rivers and pools.
- 56淵abyss, deep pool, edge淵 describes an abyss or a very deep pool within a body of water.
- 57沸seethe, boil, ferment沸 is the action of water seething or boiling as it heats up.
- 58滴drip, drop滴 represents a single drop or the action of water dripping down.
- 59汽vapor, steam汽 focuses on the steam and vapor generated by heated water.
- 60濡damp, get wet, make love濡 describes the state of getting wet or being damp from liquid.
- 61汐eventide, tide, salt water汐 captures the movement of the tide or salt water at the end of the day.
- 62漕paddle, rowing, scull漕 is used for the action of rowing or paddling a boat through water.
- 63溢inundate, overflow, spill溢 describes water or liquid overflowing and inundating an area.
- 64溜be in arrears, collect, gather溜 refers to water or liquids that collect and gather in one place.
- 65渦whirlpool, eddy, vortex渦 represents a whirlpool or a swirling vortex of water.
- 66漬pickling, soak, moisten漬 appears when soaking or steeping things in liquid, often for pickling.
- 67淀eddy, pool淀 marks a pool of water or a place where the current eddies and stagnates.
- 68湧boil, ferment, seethe湧 describes water gushing forth or welling up from a spring.
- 69澤swamp澤 represents a swamp or marshy wetlands.
- 70湘name of Chinese river, the Sagami river湘 connects to specific bodies of water like the Sagami river and the Shonan area.
- 71灘open sea灘 refers to a stretch of open sea or waters with fast currents.
- 72沙sand沙 provides a character for sand, often found near water in places like dunes.
- 73溺drown, indulge溺 warns of the danger of drowning in water or being submerged in a feeling.