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Click
here
or on the image below to see the explanation of the
content of a page
of the dictionary.
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For
some kanji, beside the number
of strokes
there is a d (= a dash)
or an n (= no
dash). This detail
of shape speeds up the search
as it divides each group
into two equal subgroups
(the average is 12 kanji
per subgroup).
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- Find the kanji in the dictionary:
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open the dictionary at
the beginning of the
group
the kanji you are looking
up belongs to, using the signs on
the first page of
the book and the
marks on the edge.
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within each group:
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Leaf
through
the
book
until
the
black
triangle
is in
front
of the total number of strokes of
the kanji. Open the
book:
the
kanji
is there!
(See
examples
below)
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1)
Under the mark of the
group: look for the
number of strokes on
the left side of the kanji.
2)
Then on the edge of the page:
look for the
number of strokes on the right side of the kanji. Open
the book
: the kanji
is there!
(See
examples
below)
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Click
on a kanji below to see
its page in the dictionary:
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