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Kanji: 心

KANJI
心
4 strokes
READINGS
KUN 訓
こころ
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JLPT Level:
JLPT N4 (upper beginner level)
Kanken Level:
Kanken Level 9 (completion of 2nd grade)
Grade:
Taught during the 2nd grade in Japan
Radical:
心(忄⺗)
Radical name:
こころ (りっしんべん)
Meaning:
Heart, mind, spirit, heart radical (no. 61)
Usage:
Appears very frequently in Japanese newspapers; only about 150 kanji are used more often.
JLPT Level Word Meaning
N4
安心(あんしん)
relief
N4
心(こころ)
core, heart
N4
心配(しんぱい)する
to worry
N3
感心(かんしん)
admiration, Well done!
N3
関心(かんしん)
concern, interest
N3
決心(けっしん)
determination, resolution
N3
心臓(しんぞう)
heart
N3
心配(しんぱい)
worry, concern, anxiety, care
N3
心理(しんり)
mentality
N3
中心(ちゅうしん)
center, core, heart, pivot, emphasis, balance
N3
熱心(ねっしん)
zeal, enthusiasm
N3
用心(ようじん)
care, precaution, guarding, caution
N2
苦心(くしん)
pain, trouble
N2
心当(こころあ)たり
having some knowledge of, happening to know
N2
心得(こころえ)る
to be informed, to have thorough knowledge
N2
心身(しんしん)
mind and body
N2
都心(としん)
heart (of city)
N1
一心(いっしん)
one mind, wholeheartedness, the whole heart
N1
肝心(かんじん)
essential, fundamental, crucial, vital, main
N1
心地(ここち)
feeling, sensation, mood
N1
心得(こころえ)
knowledge, information
N1
心掛(こころが)け
readiness, intention, aim
N1
心掛(こころが)ける
to bear in mind, to aim to do
N1
心強(こころづよ)い
heartening, reassuring
N1
心細(こころぼそ)い
helpless, forlorn, hopeless, unpromising, lonely, discouraging, disheartening
N1
下心(したごころ)
secret intention, motive
N1
心中(しんじゅう)
double suicide, lovers suicide
N1
心情(しんじょう)
mentality
N1
自尊心(じそんしん)
self-respect, conceit
N1
真心(まこころ)
sincerity, devotion
N1
野心(やしん)
ambition, aspiration, designs, treachery
N1
良心(りょうしん)
conscience
Certain kanji information is from KANJIDIC, which is the property of the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group, and is used in conformance with the Group's license.
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