Question

允 じょう, まこと.に, ゆるす license, sincerity, permit S+ 厶: I; myself; katakana mu radical (no. 28)儿: legs radical (no. 10) license A midget driver trying to pass the road test to get their driver´s license. Their elbows are too short to turn the wheel and their legs are too short to reach the gas and breaks.

Accepted Answer

イン まこと, のぶ, まさ, みつ, すけ, よし, ちか, とも 1 2358 (none) In some Asian kung-fu version of James Bond, the main protagonist has a “License To Kill” with his deadly elbows and human legs. His suit is always stained of red blood at the elbows and lower legs (this to help create an image that distinguish the two elements).

Kanji	允
Onyomi	イン
Kunyomi	じょう, まこと.に, ゆるす
Nanori	まこと, のぶ, まさ, みつ, すけ, よし, ちか, とも
English	license, sincerity, permit
JLPT Level	1
Jouyou Grade	S+
Frequency	2358
Components	厶: I; myself; katakana mu radical (no. 28) 儿: legs radical (no. 10)
Traditional Form	(none)
Keyword	license
Koohii Story 1	In some Asian kung-fu version of James Bond, the main protagonist has a “License To Kill” with his deadly elbows and human legs. His suit is always stained of red blood at the elbows and lower legs (this to help create an image that distinguish the two elements).
Koohii Story 2	A midget driver trying to pass the road test to get their driver´s license. Their elbows are too short to turn the wheel and their legs are too short to reach the gas and breaks.

Legs Elbows Radical Short 允 イン じょう まこと.に

Legs Elbows Radical Short 允インじょうまこと.に