Kajihata

梶 means "rudder, helm, paper mulberry."

• Rudder - A steering device for boats.

• Helm - The control mechanism for direction.

• Paper Mulberry - A tree used for making paper.

• Broussonetia Papyrifera - A deciduous tree of the Quercus family.

• Directional Control - Used to control the direction of a boat or car.

• Tree Branch Tip - The tip of a tree branch.

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畑 means "field, farm, specialty."

• Field - Cultivated land for crops.

• Farm - Agricultural land.

• Specialty - One's area of expertise.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

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鍛 means "forge, temper, train."

• Forge - To shape metal by heating and hammering.

• Temper - To strengthen through heating and cooling.

• Train - To develop skills through practice.

• Discipline - To strengthen through rigorous exercise.

• Enhance Technical Quality - To improve the quality of a skill or technique.

• Strengthen Body and Mind - To make the body and mind stronger.

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治 means "govern, heal, order."

• Govern - To Rule; to administer.

• Heal - To Cure; to remedy.

• Order - To Put in Order; to regulate.

• Compare, Match - To be equal to or as good as.

• Location - The place of a government office.

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畑 means "field, farm, specialty."

• Field - Cultivated land for crops.

• Farm - Agricultural land.

• Specialty - One's area of expertise.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

View details for the kanji 畑

鍛 means "forge, temper, train."

• Forge - To shape metal by heating and hammering.

• Temper - To strengthen through heating and cooling.

• Train - To develop skills through practice.

• Discipline - To strengthen through rigorous exercise.

• Enhance Technical Quality - To improve the quality of a skill or technique.

• Strengthen Body and Mind - To make the body and mind stronger.

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冶 means "to cast, smith, alluring."

• To Cast - To Melt; to smelt; to process metals by melting.

• Smith - A Metalworker; a blacksmith.

• Alluring - Captivating; beautifully seductive.

• Attractive - Having an appealing or charming quality.

• Beautiful - Pleasing to the eye or ear

• Casting - The process of shaping metal by melting and pouring it into a mold.

• Melting - The process of heating a substance until it changes into a liquid state.

• Metalworker - A person who works with metal, such as a blacksmith or a foundry worker.

• Refining - The process of purifying a substance by heating it and removing impurities.

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畑 means "field, farm, specialty."

• Field - Cultivated land for crops.

• Farm - Agricultural land.

• Specialty - One's area of expertise.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

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楮 means "paper mulberry, paper, bill."

• Paper Mulberry - A deciduous shrub of the Moraceae family.

• Bill - Paper currency.

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畑 means "field, farm, specialty."

• Field - Cultivated land for crops.

• Farm - Agricultural land.

• Specialty - One's area of expertise.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

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鍜 means "neck guard."

• Neck Guard - Armor protecting the neck area.

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治 means "govern, heal, order."

• Govern - To Rule; to administer.

• Heal - To Cure; to remedy.

• Order - To Put in Order; to regulate.

• Compare, Match - To be equal to or as good as.

• Location - The place of a government office.

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畑 means "field, farm, specialty."

• Field - Cultivated land for crops.

• Farm - Agricultural land.

• Specialty - One's area of expertise.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

View details for the kanji 畑