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致 also has a kanji reference page

doth, do, send, forward

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18 resultsWritten-form search for “致”.
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Chigai

致 ちがい

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Itasu

致 いたす

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Chimi

致実 ちみ

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Muneo

致夫 むねお

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Chidō

致道 ちどう

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Chie

致栄 ちえ

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Chika

致可 ちか

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Chion

致遠 ちおん

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Ikumi

致具美 いくみ

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Munehiro

致広 むねひろ

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Munenaga

致長 むねなが

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Munesato

致知 むねさと

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Munetaka

致孝 むねたか

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Osamu

致勲 おさむ

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Sadakazu

致和 さだかず

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Yoshiko

致子 よしこ

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Yoshiyuki

致行 よしゆき

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Yukiyoshi

致義 ゆきよし

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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.