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Statue Image Person Portrait Buddha Buddhist Thing Coney

Kanji
Onyomi ゾウ
Nanori かた
English statue, picture, image, figure, portrait
Examples 映像(えいぞう): reflection; image; picture (e.g. on a television); shot; clip
想像(そうぞう): imagination; guess
仏像(ぶつぞう): statue of Buddha; image of Buddha; Buddhist statue; Buddhist image
像(ぞう): statue; image; figure; picture; portrait
現像(げんぞう): developing (film)
JLPT Level 2
Jouyou Grade 5
Frequency 856
Components 人: person
象: elephant; pattern after; imitate; image; shape; sign (of the times)
Number of Strokes 14
Kanji Radical
Radical Number 9
Radical Strokes 2
Radical Reading ひと・にんべん・ひとやね
Traditional Form (none)
Classification 形声 Phonetic
Keyword statue
Koohii Story 1 Statues of people are made the same size as statues of elephants.
Koohii Story 2 One of the most famous statues is of course the Statue of Liberty, which is known for the first thing a person sees when coming into New York. However, did you know that the first thing a person used to see (between the years of 1885 to 1896) was actually a huge elephant statue on Coney Island? It's true too... ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coney_Island - search Coney Island Elephant).

Tags: jlpt.n2, grade5, kanjifreq751-1000

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