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祈 いの.る pray, wish 2 1462 8 113 しめす・しめすへん 形声 Phonetic Religious freedom has not always been respected throughout history, and nobody knew how to force religion on an indigenous people like the Spanish missionaries. They posted conquistadors at either side of the altars at the local missions, and if anybody refused to pray, they would get the axe.

Accepted Answer

キ のり, れい 祈り(いのり): prayer; supplication祈る(いのる): to pray; to wish S 示: show; indicate; point out; express; display斤: axe; 1.32 lb; catty; counter for loaves of bread; axe radical (no. 69) 示 5 祈 pray A warrior prays for victory before the battle. He kneels at the altar, his battle axe at the ready.

Kanji	祈
Onyomi	キ
Kunyomi	いの.る
Nanori	のり, れい
English	pray, wish
Examples	祈り(いのり): prayer; supplication 祈る(いのる): to pray; to wish
JLPT Level	2
Jouyou Grade	S
Frequency	1462
Components	示: show; indicate; point out; express; display 斤: axe; 1.32 lb; catty; counter for loaves of bread; axe radical (no. 69)
Number of Strokes	8
Kanji Radical	示
Radical Number	113
Radical Strokes	5
Radical Reading	しめす・しめすへん
Traditional Form	祈
Classification	形声 Phonetic
Keyword	pray
Koohii Story 1	Religious freedom has not always been respected throughout history, and nobody knew how to force religion on an indigenous people like the Spanish missionaries. They posted conquistadors at either side of the altars at the local missions, and if anybody refused to pray, they would get the axe.
Koohii Story 2	A warrior prays for victory before the battle. He kneels at the altar, his battle axe at the ready.

祈 Pray Axe キ いの.る のり れい 祈り(いのり

祈 Pray Axe キいの.るのりれい祈り(いのり