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12 strokes
Taught in grade 3
414 of 2500 most used kanji in newspapers

Radical: 艸 (KanXi: 140)
Parts: 艾木世

Readings

Japanese kun: は
Japanese on: ヨウ
Japanese names: よ、わ

Chinese: she4, xie2, ye4
Korean: seob, yeob

blade;
counter for flat things;
fragment;
leaf;
lobe;
needle;
piece;
plane;
spear;

contador de cosas planas;
follaje;
hoja;

agulha;
avião;
folha;
lâmina;
lança;
ponta;
sufixo p/ contagem de coisas chatas;

aiguille;
brin (herbe);
compteur d'objets plats;
feuille;
fragment;
lobe;

327	A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese
428	A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese 3rd ed.
405	A Guide To Remembering Japanese Characters
405	A New Dictionary of Kanji Usage
4001	Classic Nelson
31387P	Daikanwa Jiten (Morohashi) (Volume 9, page 770)
179	Essential Kanji
870	Japanese Kanji Flashcards
1991	Japanese Names
253	Kanji and Kana
569	Kanji in Context
1497	Kanji Learners Dictionary
663	Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide
233	Les Kanjis dans la tete
2321	New Japanese English Character Dictionary
5129	New Nelson
228	Remembering The Kanji
275	The Kanji Way to Japanese Language Power
412	Tuttle Kanji Cards

45-53	JIS X 0208-1997 kuten code
8449	Unicode hex code

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