鳴

14 strokes
Taught in grade 2
1279 of 2500 most used kanji in newspapers

Radical: 口 (KanXi: 30)
Parts: 口杰鳥

Readings

Japanese kun: な.く、な.らす、な.る
Japanese on: メイ
Japanese names: なり、なる

Chinese: ming2
Korean: myeong

bark;
chirp;
cry;
echo;
honk;
ring;
sound;

emitir sonido (animal);
hacer sonar;
sonar;
sonido;

argola;
buzina;
choro;
eco;
gorjeio;
latido;
som;

aboyer;
cacarder;
crier;
écho;
gazouiller;
pousser son cri (animal);
sonner;

321	A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese
229	A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese 3rd ed.
209	A Guide To Remembering Japanese Characters
1186	A New Dictionary of Kanji Usage
983	Classic Nelson
46672	Daikanwa Jiten (Morohashi) (Volume 12, page 799)
864	Essential Kanji
1019	Japanese Kanji Flashcards
2065	Japanese Names
925	Kanji and Kana
487	Kanji in Context
481	Kanji Learners Dictionary
1935	Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide
1961	Les Kanjis dans la tete
674	New Japanese English Character Dictionary
6939	New Nelson
1942	Remembering The Kanji
235	Tuttle Kanji Cards

44-36	JIS X 0208-1997 kuten code
9cf4	Unicode hex code

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