This kanji means to teach as well as to learn.

on readings:
  • kyō
kun readings:
  • oshi
  • oso
examples:
jakyō heretical religion, heathenism
kaikyō Islam
kyōiku education
kyōin teacher
kyōkai church
kyōkasho textbook
kyōshi teacher, instructor
kyōshitsu classroom
kyōto believer, adherent
kyōyō culture, education
mikkyō esoteric, tantric Buddhism (private, in opposition to public)
oshiekata teaching method
sankyō itchi the oneness of three teachings (Buddhism, Shinto & Confucianism)
sekkyō sermon
shūkyō religion

links:
Mikkyō
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Last ∆ on 13 September 2024 by Bradley James Wogsland.