#宮

[yulchi]

demon lord fight!

[tsuumm]

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[daily-hyosatsu]

Back today with a solid jōyō kanji name! The surname 宮代 is read Miyashiro, Miyadai, or maybe Miyayo (although that seems rare).

宮 is read みや, キュウ, グウ, ク, or クウ. It means Shinto shrine, constellation, palace, or princess.

代 is read か.わる／かわ.る, -がわ.り／-が.わり, か.える, よ, しろ, ダイ, or タイ. In addition to all those readings, it also has a variety of meanings. First is substitute, change, convert, or replace. Second is charge/fee or rate; these two meanings are sort of related, if you think of cost as converting money into goods or services. Third, it can mean period/age. This is why it’s also the counter for generations (for example, people in their 30s are 三十代 [さんじゅうだい]).

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宮

[daily-hyosatsu]

I do like this sans serif typeface. The name 宮入, which uses two common jōyō kanji, is read Miyairi.

宮 means Shinto shrine, constellation, palace, or princess. It's read みや, キュウ, グウ, ク, or クウ.

入 means enter or insert. It's read い (e.g. い.る, -い.り, い.れる, -い.れ,), or はい.る, ニュウ, or ジュ (though that last one is pretty rare).

It's also pretty tricky to write and recognize; it's important to pay attention to stroke order, length, and position. If you're doing it correctly, it looks like this:

You want to distinguish it from a character that looks like this...

...which you probably recognize as 人, meaning person, which is readひと, -り, -と, ジン, or ニン. [x]

But depending on the typeface or handwriting, 入 and 人 will sometimes be basically indistinguishable and you'll have to rely on context. So it's important to learn a lot of vocabulary too!

[daily-hyosatsu]

The name 宮脇 is read Miyawaki. And it's a body part name!

宮 means Shinto shrine, constellations, palace, or princess. It can be read みや, キュウ, グウ, ク, or クウ. It's made up of a roof 宀 and two mouths 口 connected by katakana no ノ.

脇 means armpit/flank, supporting role, or the other way/another place. It can be read わき (which means armpit), わけ, or キョウ. It's made up of meat moon 月 (which often indicates a body part) and three powers 力.