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置
This kanji is a bit frustrating to type, because it comes in the
Chinese form without the left vertical stroke instead of the
Japanese form. This is true whether I copy it from Duolingo (where
it confusingly appears both ways), or the Wikitionary article linked
below. But if I add a lang="ja" to the font tag it
comes through in a terrible boxy font but with the left stroke:
置
It means to put, set, leave behind, or leave as is.
on readings:
kun readings:
examples:
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配置
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haichi |
arragement, placement |
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放置
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hōchi |
let alone, leave as is, leave to chance |
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位置
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ichi |
position, location |
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一日置き
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ichinichioki |
every other day |
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前置き
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maeoki |
introductory remarks, preface |
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物置き
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monooki |
storage room, shed |
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置き物
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okimono |
ornament, figurehead |
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置く
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oku |
put, set, leave behind, leave as is |
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設置
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setchi |
establishment, founding, institution |
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処置
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shochi |
disposition, measure, steps |
links:
Wiktionary
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