Results, 罹災民

罹災民【りさいみんrisaimin】

noun:

  • victims; sufferers

Kanji definition:

罹

リRI・ラRA・かかるkaka.ru

catch; get

Strokes:
16
Radical:
罒网罓⺲⺳ net
SKIP:
2-5-11
UTF:
7f79
JIS208:
56-77
Hangul:
리 [ri]
Pinyin:
lí
Stroke order:
Example words:
罹患【りかんrikan】
contracting a disease
罹災【りさいrisai】
suffering (from a calamity); affliction
罹災者【りさいしゃrisaisha】
victims; sufferers
罹災民【りさいみんrisaimin】
victims; sufferers
罹病【りびょうribyou】
contraction of a disease; morbidity
災
常用５年JLPTN1

サイSAI・わざわいwazawa.i

disaster; calamity; woe; curse; evil

➜
灾 烖
Strokes:
7
Radical:
火灬 fire
SKIP:
2-3-4
UTF:
707d
JIS208:
26-50
Hangul:
재 [jae]
Pinyin:
zāi
Stroke order:
Example words:
災害【さいがいsaigai】
calamity; disaster; misfortune
火災【かさいkasai】
conflagration; fire
防災【ぼうさいbousai】
disaster prevention
被災【ひさいhisai】
being a victim of (some disaster); suffering from
労災【ろうさいrousai】
work-related injury; work-related illness; work-related death; on-the-job accident; / workers' compensation insurance
民
常用４年JLPTN3

ミンMIN・たみtami

people; nation; subjects

Strokes:
5
Radical:
氏 clan
SKIP:
4-5-1
UTF:
6c11
JIS208:
44-17
Nanori:
ひとhito・みmi
Hangul:
민 [min]
Pinyin:
mín
Stroke order:
Example words:
民族【みんぞくminzoku】
people; race; nation; ethnic group; ethnos
民主【みんしゅminshu】
democracy; popular sovereignty; / democratic
国民【こくみんkokumin】
people (of a country); nation; citizen; national
民間【みんかんminkan】
private; non-governmental; non-official; civilian; civil; / folk; popular
市民【しみんshimin】
citizen; citizenry; public; / city inhabitant; townspeople; / bourgeoisie; middle class

Kanji

罹

リRI・ラRA・かかるkaka.ru

catch; get

災

サイSAI・わざわいwazawa.i

disaster; calamity; woe; curse; evil


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