Jōyō kanji, Taught in junior high
JLPT level: N1
781 of 2500 most used kanji in newspapers
Stroke count: 17
Meaning: listen, headstrong, naughty, careful inquiry
Kunyomi: き.く ゆる.す
Onyomi: チョウ テイ
Composition: 耳
Radical: 耳
Meaning: ear
聴講 (チョウコウ) lecture attendance, auditing
聴覚 (チョウカク) the sense of hearing
難聴 (ナンチョウ) hardness of hearing, bradyacusia, deafness, hearing loss
愛聴 (アイチョウ) loving listening to something, loving to listen to something
聞く (きく) to hear, to listen (e.g. to music), to ask, to enquire, to query, to hear about, to hear of, to learn of, to follow (advice, order, etc.), to obey, to listen to, to comply with, to hear (e.g. a plea), to grant (a request), to accept (e.g. an argument), to give consideration to, to smell (esp. incense), to sample (a fragrance), to taste (alcohol), to try
許す (ゆるす) to permit, to allow, to approve, to consent to, to forgive, to pardon, to excuse, to tolerate, to exempt (someone) from, to remit, to release, to let off, to acknowledge, to admit, to trust, to confide in, to let one's guard down, to give up (points in a game, distance in a race, etc.), to yield
Jōyō kanji, Taught in junior high
JLPT level: N1
781 of 2500 most used kanji in newspapers
Stroke count: 17
Meaning: listen, headstrong, naughty, careful inquiry
Kunyomi: き.く ゆる.す
Onyomi: チョウ テイ
Composition: 耳
Radical: 耳
Meaning: ear
聴講 (チョウコウ) lecture attendance, auditing
聴覚 (チョウカク) the sense of hearing
難聴 (ナンチョウ) hardness of hearing, bradyacusia, deafness, hearing loss
愛聴 (アイチョウ) loving listening to something, loving to listen to something
聞く (きく) to hear, to listen (e.g. to music), to ask, to enquire, to query, to hear about, to hear of, to learn of, to follow (advice, order, etc.), to obey, to listen to, to comply with, to hear (e.g. a plea), to grant (a request), to accept (e.g. an argument), to give consideration to, to smell (esp. incense), to sample (a fragrance), to taste (alcohol), to try
許す (ゆるす) to permit, to allow, to approve, to consent to, to forgive, to pardon, to excuse, to tolerate, to exempt (someone) from, to remit, to release, to let off, to acknowledge, to admit, to trust, to confide in, to let one's guard down, to give up (points in a game, distance in a race, etc.), to yield