行

6 strokes
Taught in grade 2
20 of 2500 most used kanji in newspapers

Radical: 行 (KanXi: 144)
Parts: 彳行

Readings

Japanese kun: -い.き、 -いき、い.く、おこな.う、おこ.なう、 -ゆ.き、 -ゆき、ゆ.く
Japanese on: アン、ギョウ、コウ
Japanese names: いく、なみ、なめ、みち、ゆき、ゆく

Chinese: hang2, hang4, xing2, xing4
Korean: haeng, hang

going;
journey;

conducta;
fila;
ir;
línea (texto);
llevar a cabo;
ocurrencia;
ocurrir;
realizar;

ir;
viagem;
viajar;

aller;
voyage;

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131	A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese 3rd ed.
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31	A New Dictionary of Kanji Usage
4213	Classic Nelson
34029	Daikanwa Jiten (Morohashi) (Volume 10, page 135)
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2.4	Japanese for Busy People
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245	Japanese Names
68	Kanji and Kana
58	Kanji in Context
157	Kanji Learners Dictionary
1613	Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide
882	Les Kanjis dans la tete
212	New Japanese English Character Dictionary
5419	New Nelson
873	Remembering The Kanji
18	The Kanji Way to Japanese Language Power
123	Tuttle Kanji Cards

25-52	JIS X 0208-1997 kuten code
884c	Unicode hex code

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