Pages for learning Japanese about kanji radicals, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A page teaching the kanji 始 (begin) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, a mnemonic to aid memory, related vocabulary, and stroke count.
A tool for finding kanji characters by selecting multiple radicals or components. Users can click on radical elements to narrow down kanji matches and access different search methods including handwriting and.
A kanji study page for 信 (believe) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonic memory aid, compound words, and related vocabulary. Designed for learners building kanji recognition and recall.
Reference page for the kanji 艶 with meanings, readings, stroke order, and related vocabulary words with example usage for learners.
Teaches the kanji 祭 (festival) with mnemonics connecting the teepee radical to its meaning, on and kun readings, and stroke count. Part of a larger kanji learning site using memory techniques.
Kanji Damage teaches the character 遭 (meaning chance meeting, usually with something bad) using mnemonics that break down the character into components and show how to remember its readings and meanings.
A page teaching the kanji 叱 (scold) using mnemonic techniques that combine radical breakdown with memorable associations to help learners remember character structure and reading.
List of fourteen kanji characters containing the 亠 (kettle lid) radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings. Suitable for learners studying kanji components and the Kangxi radical system.
Shows kanji characters that contain a specific radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings. Useful for learners studying kanji systematically through radical components.
List of 38 kanji characters containing the 力 (power) radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings for each character. Useful for learners studying radical-based kanji organization and JLPT preparation.
Individual kanji page teaching 桜 (sakura) with mnemonic devices, on and kun readings, and radical breakdown. Part of KanjiDamage, a kanji learning site using humor-based mnemonics for learners of all levels.
Kanji Damage teaches kanji with mnemonic devices and explanations of radicals and stroke order. The site uses humor and logical connections to help learners remember kanji shapes and meanings.
Lists kanji containing the 冂 (enclosure) radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings for each character. Useful for learners studying kanji systematically.
Kanji Damage teaches the kanji character for crown using memorable mnemonic devices and humor. The site breaks down kanji into components and provides engaging explanations for learners.
Lists kanji characters that contain the 二 (two) radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings for each character.
Lists 65 kanji that share the sword radical, showing stroke order, meanings, and readings for each character.
Teaches the kanji 姫 (princess) with its onyomi and kunyomi readings, radical breakdown, and a mnemonic device to aid memorization.
A kanji study page for 踏 (tread on) with mnemonics, onyomi and kunyomi readings, and radical breakdown. Part of the Kanjidamage site designed for learners.
Kanji Damage teaches individual kanji characters using memorable mnemonic stories and humor. Learners of all levels use this site to understand kanji components and their logical construction.
Lists fourteen kanji characters containing the 又 (again) radical, showing stroke order, meanings, and readings for each character.
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