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== Jōyō kanji removed from yleiskanjit ==
== Jōyō kanji removed from yleiskanjit ==
This section contains kanji found in the Japanese [[WP:Jōyō_kanji|jōyō kanji list]] (excluding the kyōiku subset) but not in the corresponding yleiskanjit. The kanji have been ordered according to [[WP:Kangxi_radical|Kangxi radicals]] and stroke count.
This section contains kanji found in the Japanese [[WP:Jōyō_kanji|jōyō kanji list]] (excluding the [[WP:Kyōiku_kanji|kyōiku]] subset) but not in the corresponding yleiskanjit. The kanji have been ordered according to [[WP:Kangxi_radical|Kangxi radicals]] and stroke count.


=== Radical 61 心 (忄, ⺗) ===
=== Radical 61 心 (忄, ⺗) ===
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!Substitute
!Substitute
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|6
| rowspan=2 | 6
|忙
| rowspan=2 | 忙
|busy
| rowspan=2 | busy
|kiire-
| rowspan=2 | kiire
|忙的 kiireinen - busy<br>''This kanji is only used in the adjective form of this word.''
|''This kanji is not used in the verb'' kiirehtiä ''(to hurry) nor in words derived thereof.''<br>忙 kiire - hurry
|[[Peruskanjit#hurry|急]]
|-
|忙的 kiireinen - busy
|[[Peruskanjit#hurry|急]]的
|[[Peruskanjit#hurry|急]]的
|}
|}
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Revision as of 07:14, 10 August 2014

Viralliset lisäkanjit (府あっり小え()加あぇ漢字(), literally "additional official kanji") is a list of kanji that can be found among jōyō kanji, but which have been removed from the corresponding yleiskanjit.

The column readings lists the readings; usually fun'yomi, Finnish reading. When a reading is followed by a hyphen, it means that this reading does not make a whole word without okurigana, kana that defines inflectional or derivational endings. Readings preceded by a hyphen denote suffixes.

Japanese readings, on'yomi (based on Chinese) and kun'yomi (natively Japanese) are marked with the superscript letters o and k respectively. Unmarked readings are fun'yomi.

Capital A, O, U stand for vowels that vary according to vowel harmony. A stands for a or ä, O for o or ö, and U for u or ö. For example 人 -lA- is -la- in すおま人的 suomalainen (Finn), but -lä- in べなぇ人的 venäläinen (Russian), due to suomalainen being a front harmony word and venäläinen being a back harmony word.

The column substitute shows an alternative and more common way of writing the example word in question.

Kyōiku kanji removed from peruskanjit

This section contains kanji that are found in the Japanese kyōiku kanji list but not in the corresponding peruskanjit.

# Kanji Meaning Readings Example words Substitute
23 early aika- 早的いん aikaisin - early いか的いん
64 town -chōo きたやま町 Kitayama-chō - Kitayama town
154 capital pääkaupun- 京き pääkaupunki - capital
217 midday keskipäiv- 午あぇ keskipäivä - midday あぇ
225 company yhtiö 社 yhtiö - company ()ちおぇ
245 board astu- 乗あ astua - to board
Astua means to step, but this kanji is only used in the context of getting on a vehicle.
416 return palaut- 返た~ palauttaa - to return something あうった~
424 (see
also

and )
metropolis suurkaupun- 都き suurkaupunki - metropolis
652 individual yksilö 個 yksilö - individual (N.) ()しろぇ

Jōyō kanji removed from yleiskanjit

This section contains kanji found in the Japanese jōyō kanji list (excluding the kyōiku subset) but not in the corresponding yleiskanjit. The kanji have been ordered according to Kangxi radicals and stroke count.

Radical 61 心 (忄, ⺗)

Number of strokes (total) Kanji Meaning Readings Example words Substitute
6 busy kiire This kanji is not used in the verb kiirehtiä (to hurry) nor in words derived thereof.
忙 kiire - hurry
忙的 kiireinen - busy