KanjiDB
Radical Index : : 養

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ヨウ, リョウ, やしな.う
foster, bring up, rear, develop, nurture
This kanji has 15 strokes: 6 strokes in the "sheep" radical (ひつじ) and 9 other strokes
Sample Compounds (145):
1.

じよう

nourishment
2.

ようさん

sericulture, silkworm culture
3.

えいよう

nutrition, nourishment
4.

ようろう

making provision for the elderly, Yourou era (717.11.17-724.2.4)
5.

ようし

adopted child (usu. male), son-in-law
6.

ようろういん

home for the aged, old people''s home
7.

やしなう

to rear, to maintain, to support (e.g. family), to cultivate
8.

きゅうよう

rest, break, recreation
9.

よういく

bringing up, rearing, upbringing
10.

えいようがく

dietetics, nutritional science
11.

ようしょく

raising, culture, cultivation
12.

ふよう

support, maintenance
13.

くよう

memorial service for the dead, holding a service
14.

りょうよう

recuperation, medical treatment
15.

えいようし

nutritionist
16.

りょうようじょ

sanatorium
17.

きょうよう

culture, education, refinement, cultivation
18.

ようけい

poultry raising
19.
調
えいようしっちょう

malnutrition
20.

せいよう

(convalescent) rest
21.

ようせい

training, development
22.

えいようそ

nutrient
23.

ようとん

pig-keeping, pig farming
24.

ほよう

health preservation, recuperation, recreation
25.

ようご

protection, nursing, protective care
26.

ようふ

foster father, adoptive father
27.

ほようじょ

sanatorium, rest home
28.

ようふぼ

adoptive parents
29.

ばいよう

cultivation, nurture, culture
30.

しよう

breeding, raising
31.

ようごきょうゆ

teacher for the handicapped
32.

えいたいくよう

services performed in perpetuity by a Buddhist temple for the repose of a departed soul
33.

まつごようし

deathbed adoption of a successor (to prevent extinction of the family line), person adopted by someone on his deathbed
34.

いしゃのふようじょう

failing to practice what one preaches (lit: doctors often neglect their own health)
35.

ばいようえき

culture fluid
36.

ようぼ

foster mother, adoptive mother
37.

ようごしせつ

children''s home, child care institution, orphanage
38.

えいきをやしなう

restore one''s energy, restore one''s spirits, recharge one''s batteries
39.
婿
むこようし

son-in-law taken (adopted) into family
40.

いっぱんきょうよう

general education
41.

ばいようき

(culture) medium
42.

ようほう

beekeeping, apiculture
43.

じようぶつ

nourishing or nutritious food
44.

かよう

caring for the sick, taking care of oneself
45.

やしない

nutrition, nourishment, nurture, bringing up, rearing
46.

えいよう

nutrition
47.

ばいようど

potting soil, planting mix, compost
48.

ようほうか

beekeeper, apiarist
49.

じようぶん

nutrient
50.

ようさんぎょう

the sericulture industry
51.

はなくよう

commemoration of the Buddha''s birthday
52.
てる
やしないそだてる

to bring up, to foster, to rear
53.

ひんえいようこ

lake with low nutrient level, oligotrophic lake, unproductive lake
54.

ようもうざい

hair tonic
55.

しゅうよう

culture, (mental) training, self-discipline
56.

ようしし

adoptive heir
57.

かいげんくよう

ceremony to consecrate a newly made Buddhist statue or image by inserting the eyes (thereby investing it with soul)
58.

やしないご

foster child
59.

えいようえんるい

nutritive salts
60.

ふようじょう

neglect of health, intemperance
61.

じゅんすいばいよう

clean (pure) culture
62.

かんごふようせいじょ

nurses'' training school
63.

やしないおや

godparents, foster parents
64.

えいようか

food value
65.

ふうふようし

adopting a married couple, married couple adopted into the family
66.

しんじゅようしょく

pearl culture
67.

ようしえんぐみ

adoption (of an heir)
68.

きほよう

diversion, change of pace
69.

えいようかた

overnutrition, excessive nutritional intake
70.

めおとようし

adopting a married couple, married couple adopted into the family
71.

ようろうねんきん

old age pension
72.

しんじゅようしょくじょう

pearl-oyster beds
73.

ようしえんぐみ

adoption (of an heir)
74.

ふえいようか

eutrophication
75.

ようろうほけん

endowment insurance
76.

はりくよう

memorial service for old needles
77.

ようじょ

adopted daughter, foster daughter
78.

きゅうようしつ

rest or recreation room
79.

よういくひ

child-rearing expenses
80.

えいようがくしゃ

dietitian
81.

ふえいようこ

nutrient-rich (or eutrophic) lake
82.

ようろうりつりょう

Yoro Code (757 CE)
83.

じんこうえいよう

bottle feeding
84.

きゅうよう

maintaining, supplying
85.

ようか

adoptive family
86.

えいようきかん

vegetative organ
87.

ようわ

Youwa era (1181.7.14-1182.5.27)
88.

じんこうえいようじ

bottle-fed child
89.

ようしょくじょう

nursery, (breeding) farm
90.

ようぎょ

fish breeding, pisciculture
91.

えいようげん

source of nutrients
92.

ふようかぞく

one''s dependents
93.

すいさんようしょく

aquaculture
94.

ようしょくしんじゅ

cultivated pearls
95.

くようづか

unknown person''s grave
96.

ようぎょじょう

hatchery
97.

えいようざい

nutrient
98.

ふようぎむ

duty to support (a person)
99.

りょうようしょ

sanatorium
100.

みずごくよう

memorial service to appease an aborted foetus
101.

ようしょくち

fish pond
102.

くようとう

memorial tower
103.

ようぎょち

fish-breeding pond
104.

ふようこうじょ

tax exemption for dependents
105.

せいしんしゅうよう

moral (spiritual) improvement, practice mental training, cultivate one''s mind (soul)
106.

ようしん

adopter, adopting parent(s), adoptive parent(s), foster parent(s)
107.

ふようしゃ

supporter, breadwinner
108.

りょうようちゅう

under medical care
109.

きょうようかてい

general education course
110.

ようけいか

poultry farmer
111.

えいようせいしょく

vegetative reproduction
112.

ふようりょう

alimony
113.

りょうようひ

medical expenses
114.

そよう

elementary attainments
115.

ようじょう

hygiene, health care, recuperation
116.

きょうようがくぶ

college of general education
117.

ようけいぎょう

the poultry industry, poultry farming
118.

ふしょくえいようこ

dystrophic lake
119.

りょうようびょうしょう

long term care bed(s), chronic stage bed(s)
120.

ついぜんくよう

(Buddh) memorial service
121.

きょうようしょうせつ

novel about one''s education, spiritual growth, etc., Bildungsroman
122.

ようけいじょう

poultry or chicken farm
123.

えいようたん

Junior College of Nutrition
124.

かんよう

cultivation, fostering, training
125.

てんよう

Ten''you era (1144.2.23-1145.7.22)
126.

ようとんじょう

pig or hog farm
127.

きょうようばんぐみ

educational channel
128.

えいようふそく

malnutrition
129.

ほよういん

sanatorium
130.

てんちりょうよう

seeking to improve one''s health with a change of climate
131.

ようひん

shore reclamation, shoreline maintenance
132.

きょうようぶ

college of liberal arts (general education), liberal arts school
133.
ホーム
ようごホーム

nursing home
134.

えいようぶつ

nutritive material
135.

ほようしょ

sanatorium, rest home
136.
ホーム
とくべつようごろうじんホーム

intensive-care old people''s home
137.

こうよう

discharge of filial duties
138.

ようごがっきゅう

school for the handicapped, special school
139.

えいようぶん

nutriment, nutritious substance, nourishment
140.

とくよう

ntensive-care old people''s home
141.

さいぼうばいよう

cell culture
142.

ようごがっこう

school for the handicapped, special school
143.

えいようまんてん

highly nourishing (nutritious), earning top marks nutrition-wise
144.

ほようち

health resort
145.

ようぶん

nourishment, nutrient

Kuten Code: 4560
EUC Code: cddc
Shift-JIS Code: 977b
JIS Code: 4d5c
Unicode: 990a
Radical Index: 123
Classic Index: 184
Frequency Rank: 888
Jouyou Grade: 4
DeRoo Code: 965
Four Corner code: 8073.2
"New Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 2365
"Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 3671
"New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 6691
"Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide" Index: 1901
"A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese 3rd Edition" Index: 624
"Kanji in Context" Index: 675
"Kanji Learners Dictionary" Index: 1531
"Essential Kanji" Index: 773
"A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese" Index: 731
"Tuttle Kanji Cards" Index: 629
"The Kanji Dictionary" Index Code: 2o13.1
"Kanji & Kana 2nd Edition" Index: 402
Morohashi Index: 44144
Morohashi Volume.Page: 12.394
Gakken Index: 594
"Remembering The Kanji" Index: 605
"Japanese Names" Index: 1479
Korean Reading: yang
Pinyin: yang3, yang4
Cross Reference code: J15531


Radical Index : : 養

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