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干
Meaning:

In Japanese,干 means “to dry”.
How to read it:

Kunyomi:ほ、ひ
Onyomi:かん
How to write it:

Origin:

You can see a tool that is used to dry the clothes.
So 干 means “to dry”.

Development:

Vocabulary:
Level | Word | Reading | Meaning | Type |
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Inter | 若干 | じゃっかん | slightly | Noun & Adv |
Inter | 干す | ほす | to dry | Verb |
Inter | 干渉 | かんしょう | interference | Noun & Verb |
H_Adv | 過干渉 | かかんしょう | excessive interference | Noun & na-Adj |
H_Adv | 飲み干す | のみほす | to drink up | Verb |
H_Adv | 梅干し | うめぼし | salted plum | Noun |
H_Adv | 干拓 | かんたく | reclamation | Noun & Verb |
H_Adv | 干し | ほし | drying | Noun |
S_Adv | 干物 | ひもの | dried fish | Noun |
S_Adv | 煮干し | にぼし | dried small sardines | Noun |
S_Adv | 欄干 | らんかん | rail | Noun |
S_Adv | 干魃 | かんばつ | drought | Noun |
S_Adv | 干上がる | ひあがる | to dry up | Verb |
Others | 干し物 | ほしもの | laundry | Noun |
Others | 干潮 | かんちょう | low tide | Noun |
Others | 干潟 | ひがた | mudflat | Noun |
Others | 物干し竿 | ものほしざお | clothes-drying pole | Noun |
Others | 物干し台 | ものほしだい | clothes-drying stand | Noun |
Others | 物干し場 | ものほしば | clothes-drying place | Noun |
Others | 天日干し | てんぴぼし | sun-dried | Noun |
Others | 干し草 | ほしくさ | hay | Noun |
Others | 潮干狩り | しおひがり | clam digging | Noun |
Others | 干し場 | ほしば | drying place | Noun |
Others | 陰干し | かげぼし | drying in the shade | Noun & Verb |
Others | 干し柿 | ほしがき | dried persimmon | Noun |
Others | 丸干し | まるぼし | fish dried whole | Noun & Verb |
Others | 満ち干 | みちひ | ebb and flow | Noun |
Others | 干しエビ | ほしえび | dried shrimp | Noun |
Others | 干し肉 | ほしじし | dried meat | Noun |
Others | 干し上がる | ほしあがる | dried up | Verb |
Others | 塩干し | しおぼし | dried-salted fish | Noun |
Others | 生干し | なまぼし | half-dried | Noun & Verb |
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