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異 also has a kanji reference page

uncommon, different, queerness, strangeness

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18 resultsWritten-form search for “異”.
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Isako

異彩子 いさこ

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Ayako

異子 あやこ

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Ibuki

異舞季 いぶき

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Igita

異儀田 いぎた

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Īchirō

異一郎 いいちろう

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Īshi

異石 いいし

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Ijima

異島 いじま

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Ikako

異香子 いかこ

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Ikyō

異郷 いきょう

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Ina

異奈 いな

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Inohiko

異能彦 いのひこ

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Ion

異音 いおん

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Ise

異世 いせ

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Ishihiko

異志彦 いしひこ

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Ishima

異島 いしま

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Isō

異相 いそう

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Kotohiko

異彦 ことひこ

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Kotori

異理 ことり

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Search behaviorYūki can also test Yuki/Yuuki-style search forms; hiragana and katakana are normalized to the same reading space; kanji queries use exact or beginning-of-written-form matches.