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忌 — kanji meaning “mourning”

mourning, abhor, detestable, death anniversary

Meanings
mourning, abhor, detestable, death anniversary
On'yomi
Kun'yomi
Name readings
Strokes
7
School grade
8
JLPT (old scale)
Level 1
Newspaper frequency
#1882 of 2,500
Classical radical
61
Chinese reading
jì — Chinese character page

Words with 忌

WordReadingMeaning
きひ kihievasion; avoidance; shirking
きんき kinkitaboo
いみ imimourning; abstinence
きにち kinichianniversary of a person's death (on which Buddhist commemorative rites, etc. are performed)
いむ imuto avoid; to refrain from; to shun
きたん kitanreserve; modesty; hesitation
いまいましい imaimashiiannoying; infuriating; provoking
いみきらう imikirauto detest; to abhor; to loathe
かいき kaikideath anniversary; anniversary of a person's death
おんき onkianniversary of a death twelve or more years earlier
ねんき nenkideath anniversary; Buddhist anniversary service
いっしゅうき isshuukifirst anniversary of a person's death

Data: KANJIDIC2 (CC BY-SA 4.0); KanjiVG (CC BY-SA 3.0); JMdict (CC BY-SA 4.0). Retrieved 2026-10-22.

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