Search Kanji for Skip code 2-9-4

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愂

Meaning:
Kun-yomi: もと.る
On-yomi: ハイ/ボツ
愗

Meaning:
Kun-yomi: おろ.か/やぶさか
On-yomi: ボウ/モ
照

illuminate

Meaning: illuminate; shine; compare; bashful
Kun-yomi: て.る/て.らす/て.れる
On-yomi: ショウ
楽

music

Meaning: music; comfort; ease
Kun-yomi: たの.しい/たの.しむ/この.む
On-yomi: ガク/ラク/ゴウ
煚

Meaning:
Kun-yomi: ひ
On-yomi: ケイ/キョウ
煕

shine

Meaning: shine
Kun-yomi: たのし.む/ひか.る/ひろ.い/よろこ.ぶ/かわ.く/あきらか/ひろ.める/ひろ
On-yomi: キ
煞

malignant deity

Meaning: malignant deity; baleful; noxious; strike dead
Kun-yomi: ころ.す/そ.ぐ
On-yomi: サツ/サイ/セツ
煦

warm

Meaning: warm
Kun-yomi: あたた.める
On-yomi: ク
慈

mercy

Meaning: mercy
Kun-yomi: いつく.しむ
On-yomi: ジ
想

concept

Meaning: concept; think; idea; thought
Kun-yomi: おも.う
On-yomi: ソウ/ソ
感

emotion

Meaning: emotion; feeling; sensation
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: カン
愆

mistake

Meaning: mistake; fault; offence
Kun-yomi: あや.まる
On-yomi: ケン
暋

strong

Meaning: strong; robust; tough
Kun-yomi: つと.める
On-yomi: ビン/コン
愍

pity

Meaning: pity; mercy; compassion
Kun-yomi: あわ.れむ
On-yomi: ビン/ミン
犎

the zebu

Meaning: the zebu; humped-ox
Kun-yomi:
On-yomi: ホウ/フ
揅

grind

Meaning: grind; rub; study; research
Kun-yomi: みが.く
On-yomi: ケン
愁

distress

Meaning: distress; grieve; lament; be anxious
Kun-yomi: うれ.える/うれ.い
On-yomi: シュウ
聖

holy

Meaning: holy; saint; sage; master; priest
Kun-yomi: ひじり
On-yomi: セイ/ショウ

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