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Kanji貰
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貰

貰 in Japanese names

get, have, obtain

Strokes12
ClassificationJinmeiyō · KANJIDIC grade 9
KANJIDIC grade9
Name readings (nanori)0
KANJIDIC frequency rank: 2,441This is a general character-frequency field from KANJIDIC2, not a ranking of popularity in personal names.
JMnedict source rows1
Distinct written forms1
Given-name readings0
Surname readings1

These are counts inside the imported JMnedict corpus, not population-frequency or popularity estimates.

On readings
セイシャ
Kun readings
もら.う
Name readings (nanori)
No value in the loaded record
Character glosses

English glosses recorded for 貰

gethaveobtain

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KANJIDIC2 supplies the readings, nanori, stroke count, frequency field, grade classification and English character glosses. JMnedict supplies the example personal-name records. The Ministry of Justice remains the official reference for current child-name character rules.

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KANJIDIC2 supplies the character metadata. The jōyō/jinmeiyō grade interpretation is a reference layer; the Ministry of Justice remains the controlling official source for child-name character rules. Example names are imported from JMnedict.

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