Kanji
composed with Radicals (3)
(3) Tree
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木 is
used as a radical to form certain kanji which represent words having something to do with trees or wood.
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校 L9
meaning: check and
correct
on reading: コウ
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柿 L16
meaning: persimmon
on
reading: シ
kun reading: かき
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梨 L16
meaning: pear
on reading: リ
kun reading: なし
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桃 L16
meaning: peach
on reading: トウ
kun reading: もも
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桜 L31
meaning: cherry
(tree)
on reading: オウ
kun reading: さくら
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机 L50
meaning:
desk
on reading: キ
kun reading: つくえ
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機 L26
meaning:
machine; opportunity
on reading: キ
kun reading: はた
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村
L14
meaning:
village
on reading: ソン
kun reading: むら
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枚 L23
meaning:
sheets [counter for plates, paper, boards, etc]
on reading: マイ
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植 L29
meaning: plants;
to plant (something)
on reading: ショク
kun reading: うえ
(る)
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根 L59
meaning:
root
on-reading: コン
kun-reading: ね
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