Results, 熱血漢

熱血漢【ねっけつかんnekketsukan】

noun:

  • hot-blooded man

熱血漢nekketsukanはha心筋梗塞shinkinkousokuをwo起しokoshiやすいyasui。 The hot-blooded are prone to heart attacks.

Kanji definition:

熱
常用４年JLPTN3

ネツNETSU・あついatsu.i

heat; temperature; fever; mania; passion

Strokes:
15
Radical:
火灬 fire
SKIP:
2-11-4
UTF:
71b1
JIS208:
39-14
Nanori:
あたata
Hangul:
열 [yeol]
Pinyin:
rè
Stroke order:
Example words:
熱【ねつnetsu】
heat; / fever; temperature; / zeal; passion; enthusiasm; / mania; craze; rage
熱心【ねっしんnesshin】
zealous; enthusiastic; ardent; fervent; keen; eager
熱帯【ねったいnettai】
tropics
情熱【じょうねつjounetsu】
passion; enthusiasm; zeal
熱意【ねついnetsui】
zeal; enthusiasm; ardor; ardour
血
常用３年JLPTN2

ケツKETSU・ちchi

blood

Strokes:
6
Radical:
血 blood
SKIP:
4-6-2
UTF:
8840
JIS208:
23-76
Hangul:
혈 [hyeol]
Pinyin:
xiě / xuè
Stroke order:
Example words:
血【ちchi】
blood; consanguinity
血液【けつえきketsueki】
blood
出血【しゅっけつshukketsu】
bleeding; haemorrhage; hemorrhage; / bleeding money; red ink; selling below cost
血管【けっかんkekkan】
blood vessel; vein
流血【りゅうけつryuuketsu】
bloodshed
漢
常用３年JLPTN4

カンKAN

Sino-; China

Strokes:
13
Radical:
水氵氺 water
SKIP:
1-3-10
UTF:
6f22
JIS208:
20-33
Nanori:
はんhan
Hangul:
한 [han]
Pinyin:
hàn
Stroke order:
Example words:
漢字【かんじkanji】
Chinese characters; kanji
漢文【かんぶんkanbun】
Chinese classical writing; Chinese classics; / writing composed entirely of kanji
漢方薬【かんぽうやくkanpouyaku】
Chinese herbal medicine
漢語【かんごkango】
Japanese word of Chinese origin; Sino-Japanese word; / (ancient) Chinese language
痴漢【ちかんchikan】
masher; molester; pervert

Kanji

熱

ネツNETSU・あついatsu.i

heat; temperature; fever; mania; passion

血

ケツKETSU・ちchi

blood


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