Kanji topic · 20 kanji
Kanji for travel and movement
Kanji for getting around: going and coming, trains and stations, departures and arrivals. They are everywhere on Japanese transport signs: 出口 (deguchi) is the exit, 入口 (iriguchi) the entrance and 駅 (eki) the station.
- 出
-
行
Going, Journey, Carry Out, Conduct, Act, Line, Row, Bank N5
On こう、ぎょう、あん
Kun いく、ゆく、-ゆき、-ゆき、-いき、-いき、おこなう、おこなう
- 入
- 来
- 車
-
発
Departure, Discharge, Publish, Emit, Start From, Disclose, Counter For Gunshots N4
On はつ、ほつ
Kun たつ、あばく、おこる、つかわす、はなつ
- 動
-
通
Traffic, Pass Through, Avenue, Commute, Counter For Letters, Notes, Documents, Etc. N4
On つう、つ
Kun とおる、とおり、-とおり、-どおり、とおす、とおし、-どおし、かよう
- 道
- 運
- 急
- 止
- 送
- 転
- 着
- 帰
- 歩
- 走
-
駅
Station N4
On えき
- 旅
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