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Grade Level: 1
JLPT Level: 4

Frequency: 115

Bushu (Radical) Info:
一 (いち)
one
乙 (おつ)
fish hook

Henshall Mnemonic:
badly written ten again: now worth only seven

Stroke Order Diagram (SOD): 2 Strokes

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On-Yomi Reading(s): シチ	Kun-Yomi Reading(s): なななな.つなのししっなひち	English Meaning(s): seven
Popular words and/or phrases using this kanji: Click any individual kanji to view it in a new window. Click the [K] after each definition to look up that character at WWWJDIC; Click the [D] to look up that word in WWWJDIC (the definition is the same but other features exist, like sample usage, variations of the word, etc.) 四十七士 [しじゅうしちし] Forty-Seven Loyal Retainers [K] [D] 七 [しち] (num) seven [K] [D] 七つ [ななつ] (n) seven [K] [D] 七月 [しちがつ] (n-adv) July [K] [D] 七五三 [しちごさん] (n) (1) festival (shrine visit) by children aged 7, 5 and 3; (2) lucky numbers 7, 5 and 3 [K] [D] 七七日 [しちしちにち] (n) 49th day after death [K] [D] 七十 [しちじゅう] seventy [K] [D] 七日 [なのか] (n-adv) seven days; the seventh day (of the month) [K] [D] 七福神 [しちふくじん] (n) Seven Deities of Good Luck [K] [D] 七夕 [たなばた] (n) (1) Festival of the Weaver (July 7th); Star Festival; (2) prayer ceremony for children\'s artistic development [K] [D] 十七 [じゅうしち] 17; seventeen [K] [D] 二七日 [ふたなぬか] (n) second week\'s memorial services [K] [D]

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