Search Kanji for Skip code 1-9-3

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鄂

place name

Meaning: place name; frankly
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ガク
靮

bridle

Meaning: bridle
Kun-yomi: たづな
On-yomi: テキ/チャク
郾

county in Henan province

Meaning: county in Henan province
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: エン/オン
郿

county in Shaanxi province

Meaning: county in Shaanxi province
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ビ/ミ
韌

strong and pliable

Meaning: strong and pliable; resilient
Kun-yomi: しなや.か
On-yomi: ジン/ニン
鄀

state in Henan province

Meaning: state in Henan province
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ジャク/ニャク/チャク
鄄

Meaning:
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ケン/セン/シン/イン
鄅

Meaning:
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ウ
鄆

surname

Meaning: surname; an ancient town's name
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ウン
鄈

slippers

Meaning: slippers; sandals; dance shoes
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: キ
彭

swelling

Meaning: swelling; sound of drum
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ホウ
靫

quiver

Meaning: quiver
Kun-yomi: うつぼ/うつお/しな.やか/ゆぎ
On-yomi: ジン/ニン/サ/サイ/サツ
靱

soft

Meaning: soft; pliable; quiver
Kun-yomi: うつぼ/うつお/しな.やか/ゆぎ
On-yomi: ジン/ニン/サ/サイ/サツ
飥

rice cake

Meaning: rice cake
Kun-yomi: もち
On-yomi: タク
飦

well-boiled congee or gruel

Meaning: well-boiled congee or gruel; thick; rich
Kun-yomi: かゆ/ほしいい
On-yomi: ケン/コン/セン/カン
靭

soft

Meaning: soft; pliable; quiver
Kun-yomi: うつぼ/しな.やか/ゆぎ
On-yomi: ジン/ニン/サ/サイ/サツ
尌

standing (something) up

Meaning: standing (something) up
Kun-yomi: た.てる/た.つ/わらわ/しもべ
On-yomi: シュ/チュ/ジュウ

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