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Explore 83 kanji that use or are grouped with the 日 component. Use the map to compare visual structure, readings, meanings, and example vocabulary.

sun, dayJLPT N5motherJLPT N5hundredJLPT N5eastJLPT N5time, hourJLPT N5writeJLPT N5interval, spaceJLPT N5day of the weekJLPT N5early, fastJLPT N4bright, clearJLPT N4someone, personJLPT N4reflect, reflectionJLPT N4springtime, spring (season)JLPT N4yesterday, previousJLPT N4daytime, noonJLPT N4sound, noiseJLPT N4clear weather, sunnyJLPT N4morning, dynastyJLPT N4topic, subjectJLPT N4once upon a time, antiquityJLPT N3finger, point toJLPT N3starJLPT N3grass, weedsJLPT N3marriageJLPT N3gain, getJLPT N3utmost, mostJLPT N3nightfall, nightJLPT N3scenery, viewJLPT N3warm, temperatureJLPT N3darkJLPT N3evening, twilightJLPT N3old times, old thingsJLPT N2newborn babe, childJLPT N2rise upJLPT N2thick, heavyJLPT N2incense, smellJLPT N2fat, greaseJLPT N2mix, blendJLPT N2cap, headgearJLPT N2universal, wide(ly)JLPT N2exchange, spareJLPT N2湿damp, wetJLPT N2illuminate, shineJLPT N2outburst, raveJLPT N2cloudy weather, cloud upJLPT N2delicious, relishJLPT N1decameron, ten-day periodJLPT N1descendants, elder brotherJLPT N1prosperous, brightJLPT N1risk, faceJLPT N1shining, brightJLPT N1just so, thisJLPT N1banquet, feastJLPT N1insert, put inJLPT N1martyrdom, follow by resigningJLPT N1decline, waneJLPT N1chant, reciteJLPT N1hoarse, scoldJLPT N1put up (a notice), put upJLPT N1office, officialJLPT N1thirst, dry upJLPT N1dike, bankJLPT N1propose, take alongJLPT N1sparkle, clearJLPT N1wisdom, intellectJLPT N1daybreak, dawnJLPT N1sultry, hotJLPT N1spare time, restJLPT N1warmthJLPT N1ridicule, lazinessJLPT N1calendar, almanacJLPT N1cartoon, involuntarilyJLPT N1encounter, meetJLPT N1shadow, silhouetteJLPT N1snapshot, take picturesJLPT N1temporarily, a whileJLPT N1vat, tubJLPT N1submerge, concealJLPT N1lagoonJLPT N1step, trampleJLPT N1dawn, daybreakJLPT N1appear, existingJLPT N1musical score, musicJLPT N1

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