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障 さわ.る 保障(ほしょう): guarantee; security; assurance; pledge; warranty障害(しょうがい): (1) obstacle; impediment; hindrance; difficulty; barrier (2) handicap; impairment; disability; disorder; malfunction故障(こしょう): break-down; failure; fault; accident; out of order障子(しょうじ): shoji (paper sliding door)気障(きざ): affected; smug; pompous; conceited; snobby; pretentious障る(さわる): to hinder; to interfere with; to affect; to do one harm; to be harmful to 6 阜: hill; mound; left village radical (no. 170)章: badge; chapter; composition; poem; design 阜 8 (none) hinder The pinnacle of racism was that of the Nazis. They made the Jews wear a badge on their clothes to identify them. They hindered their every movement. Moreover the peace-loving Dutch all wore the badges so that the Jews would be unidentifiable. Effectively hindering the Nazi plot.

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ショウ hinder, hurt, harm 1 742 14 170 こざと・こざとへん・おか・ぎふのふ 形声 Phonetic The officer at the gate to The Pinnacle with a giant badge sewn to his chest hinders all visitors. But not the handicapped. They´re hindered enough already. They´re given a badge and can pass right into The Pinnacle. 1297

Kanji	障
Onyomi	ショウ
Kunyomi	さわ.る
English	hinder, hurt, harm
Examples	保障(ほしょう): guarantee; security; assurance; pledge; warranty 障害(しょうがい): (1) obstacle; impediment; hindrance; difficulty; barrier (2) handicap; impairment; disability; disorder; malfunction 故障(こしょう): break-down; failure; fault; accident; out of order 障子(しょうじ): shoji (paper sliding door) 気障(きざ): affected; smug; pompous; conceited; snobby; pretentious 障る(さわる): to hinder; to interfere with; to affect; to do one harm; to be harmful to
JLPT Level	1
Jouyou Grade	6
Frequency	742
Components	阜: hill; mound; left village radical (no. 170) 章: badge; chapter; composition; poem; design
Number of Strokes	14
Kanji Radical	阜
Radical Number	170
Radical Strokes	8
Radical Reading	こざと・こざとへん・おか・ぎふのふ
Traditional Form	(none)
Classification	形声 Phonetic
Keyword	hinder
Koohii Story 1	The officer at the gate to The Pinnacle with a giant badge sewn to his chest hinders all visitors. But not the handicapped. They´re hindered enough already. They´re given a badge and can pass right into The Pinnacle.
Koohii Story 2	The pinnacle of racism was that of the Nazis. They made the Jews wear a badge on their clothes to identify them. They hindered their every movement. Moreover the peace-loving Dutch all wore the badges so that the Jews would be unidentifiable. Effectively hindering the Nazi plot.
RTK Index	1297

Badge Pinnacle They´Re Hindered Jews 障 ショウ さわ.る

Badge Pinnacle They´Re Hindered Jews 障ショウさわ.る