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32 恩 Kindness

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Radical Combination

  • 口 Mouth
  • 大 Big
  • 心 Heart

Meaning

Primary

Kindness

Mnemonic

If you have a big mouth but a good heart, people will recognize your kindness. Even if you blabber on with your big mouth, as long as everyone knows that your heart is filled with kindness, they will love and accept you.

Hints

Share your kindness with the world. Use your big mouth to let people know what you’re doing. “I’M TAKING OUT THE TRASH AND NOBODY EVEN ASKED ME!” Y’know, that sort of thing. Go ahead and say that out loud a few times.

Readings

On’yomi

おん

Kun’yomi

None

Nanori

None

Mnemonic

To further show your kindness, you chop up some onions (おん) for a friend who always cries when they chop onions. The onions make you cry too, so it’s a nice act of kindness that you’re toughing it out for your pal.

Hints

Imagine chopping up these onions. Smell the onion smell in the air as your eyes begin to sting from the onions. Your friend had better appreciate this kindness.

Found In Vocabulary

  • 恩人
    • おんじん
    • Benefactor
  • 恩賞
    • おんしょう
    • Reward
  • 恩赦
    • おんしゃ
    • Amnesty
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