Search Kanji for Skip code 3-5-5

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scab

Meaning: scab; dry up; slough
Kun-yomi: かさ/かさ.ぶた
On-yomi: カ/ケ

children's diseases

Meaning: children's diseases
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: カン

cramps

Meaning: cramps
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ゲン/ケン

carbuncle

Meaning: carbuncle
Kun-yomi: かさ
On-yomi: ソ/ショ

jaundice

Meaning: jaundice
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: タン

ache

Meaning: ache; pain; tingle; fester
Kun-yomi: うず.く/いた.む
On-yomi: トウ

smallpox

Meaning: smallpox; blister
Kun-yomi: もがさ
On-yomi: ホウ

exhausted

Meaning: exhausted; tire; weary
Kun-yomi: つか.れる/-づか.れ/つか.らす
On-yomi:

symptoms

Meaning: symptoms; illness
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ショウ

ill

Meaning: ill; sick
Kun-yomi: や.む/-や.み/やまい
On-yomi: ビョウ/ヘイ

rapidly

Meaning: rapidly
Kun-yomi: はや.い
On-yomi: シツ

measles

Meaning: measles; sickness
Kun-yomi: はしか
On-yomi: シン/チン

illness

Meaning: illness; sickness; disease; pain
Kun-yomi: やまい
On-yomi:

Meaning:
Kun-yomi: やせ.る
On-yomi: ホウ/ヘン

prickly heat

Meaning: prickly heat; rash
Kun-yomi: あせも
On-yomi:

crouch

Meaning: crouch; hunchback
Kun-yomi: せむし
On-yomi: ク/ウ

chronic malaria

Meaning: chronic malaria
Kun-yomi: おこり
On-yomi: セン/テン

scrofulous swellings and sores

Meaning: scrofulous swellings and sores
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: サ/ジャ

Meaning:
Kun-yomi: きず/きずいたみ/かゆ.い
On-yomi: ダツ/ナチ/ジツ/ニチ

crack

Meaning: crack; flaw; scratch; speck
Kun-yomi: きず
On-yomi:

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