Kenmochi

剣 means "sword, blade, saber."

• Sword - A weapon with a blade on both sides.

• MartialArts - The use of swords or knives in combat.

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持 means "hold, possess, have."

• To Hold, Carry - To take something in one's hands and keep it with oneself.

• To Wear - To attach something to oneself.

• To Keep, Preserve - To protect and maintain something.

• To Support - To provide assistance and aid.

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劔 means "the martial art of using a tsurugi or sword. tsurugi. a hatchet with blades on both sides."

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持 means "hold, possess, have."

• To Hold, Carry - To take something in one's hands and keep it with oneself.

• To Wear - To attach something to oneself.

• To Keep, Preserve - To protect and maintain something.

• To Support - To provide assistance and aid.

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剱 means "a martial art that uses a tsurugi or sword. tsurugi. a sword with blades on both sides."

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持 means "hold, possess, have."

• To Hold, Carry - To take something in one's hands and keep it with oneself.

• To Wear - To attach something to oneself.

• To Keep, Preserve - To protect and maintain something.

• To Support - To provide assistance and aid.

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劒 means "the martial art of using a tsurugi or sword. tsurugi. a sword with blades on both sides."

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持 means "hold, possess, have."

• To Hold, Carry - To take something in one's hands and keep it with oneself.

• To Wear - To attach something to oneself.

• To Keep, Preserve - To protect and maintain something.

• To Support - To provide assistance and aid.

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見 means "see, look at."

• To See - To be able to see with one's eyes.

• To Meet - To come into contact with someone. To have an audience with someone.

• To Appear - To show oneself. To manifest. To go out into the world. To come out into the open.

• In Sight - In front of one's eyes.

• Present - Now.

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持 means "hold, possess, have."

• To Hold, Carry - To take something in one's hands and keep it with oneself.

• To Wear - To attach something to oneself.

• To Keep, Preserve - To protect and maintain something.

• To Support - To provide assistance and aid.

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堅 means "hard, firm, solid."

• Strong - Able to withstand pressure or force without breaking or yielding.

• Firm - Solidly in place and difficult to move or remove.

• Stable - Not easily changed or disturbed.

• Resilient - Able to recover quickly from difficulties.

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持 means "hold, possess, have."

• To Hold, Carry - To take something in one's hands and keep it with oneself.

• To Wear - To attach something to oneself.

• To Keep, Preserve - To protect and maintain something.

• To Support - To provide assistance and aid.

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賢 means "intelligence, wisdom, cleverness."

• Wise - Having great knowledge and understanding.

• Intelligent - Having the ability to think and reason.

• Prudent - Having good judgement and foresight.

• Talented - Having exceptional skill or ability.

• Admirable - Deserving respect and admiration.

• Hardworking - Making a great effort to achieve something.

• Respectful - Showing respect and reverence for someone.

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持 means "hold, possess, have."

• To Hold, Carry - To take something in one's hands and keep it with oneself.

• To Wear - To attach something to oneself.

• To Keep, Preserve - To protect and maintain something.

• To Support - To provide assistance and aid.

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監 means "supervise, oversee, watch over."

• To Observe, To WatchOver - This involves keeping an eye on something or someone to ensure that they are safe and secure.

• To Manage, To Oversee - This involves taking responsibility for the management of something or someone.

• To Imprison - This involves confining someone in a prison or jail.

• To Examine, To Inspect - This involves closely examining something to ensure that it meets certain standards.

• To Serve As A Model Or Example - This involves using something as a model or example for others to follow.

• An Official Or Courtier - This involves someone who is appointed to a position of authority in a court or government.

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物 means "thing, object."

• Things - All existing objects.

• Matters - Things or events.

• People - Society.

• See - Search.

• Foretell - To predict the future.

• Die - To pass away.

• Prefix - A feeling of "vaguely".

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建 means "build, construct."

• To Build - To construct a building or structure.

• To Establish - To set up or create something.

• To Initiate - To start or begin something.

• To State - To express an opinion or make a claim.

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持 means "hold, possess, have."

• To Hold, Carry - To take something in one's hands and keep it with oneself.

• To Wear - To attach something to oneself.

• To Keep, Preserve - To protect and maintain something.

• To Support - To provide assistance and aid.

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釼 means "sword. a sword with blades on both sides."

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持 means "hold, possess, have."

• To Hold, Carry - To take something in one's hands and keep it with oneself.

• To Wear - To attach something to oneself.

• To Keep, Preserve - To protect and maintain something.

• To Support - To provide assistance and aid.

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劍 means "sword, blade."

• Sword - A weapon with a blade on both sides.

• MartialArts - The use of swords and knives in combat.

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持 means "hold, possess, have."

• To Hold, Carry - To take something in one's hands and keep it with oneself.

• To Wear - To attach something to oneself.

• To Keep, Preserve - To protect and maintain something.

• To Support - To provide assistance and aid.

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