a kanji which is read as "hebi or ja" and has a radical or bushu called "mushihen" which means "insect" ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// either pronunciation means "snake or serpent" ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// "hebi" is a "kun-yomi" meaning a kun-reading ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// "ja" is a "on-yomi" meaning an on-reading /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// For more information about this kanji, see here : https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E8%9B%87 chinese chinese character hanzi Today's kanji 171 ja
a kanji which is read as "hebi or ja" and has a radical or bushu called "mushihen" which means "insect" ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// either pronunciation means "snake or serpent" ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// "hebi" is a "kun-yomi" meaning a kun-reading ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// "ja" is a "on-yomi" meaning an on-reading /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// For more information about this kanji, see here : https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E8%9B%87 chinese chinese character hanzi Today's kanji 171 ja
