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When a vocab word is a single kanji without okurigana (hiragana attached to the kanji) it usually has the same meaning as the kanji it's spawned from. If you know the kanji meaning you'll also know the vocab meaning. It's ten thousand!
When a vocab word is a single kanji with no okurigana, it usually uses the kun'yomi reading. Numbers are an exception to this. Numbers use the on'yomi reading, which you've already learned by learning the kanji's reading! How nice!
十万
a hundred thousand
一万
ten thousand
五十万
five hundred thousand
日本へのチケットは、十万円でした。
The ticket to Japan was 100,000 yen.
このドームには五万人の人が入りますよ。
This dome can fit fifty-thousand people.
わたしのブログは月にニ万ビューほどあります。
My blog gets about twenty thousand views per month.
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