Keyword
support growth
Info
FrequencyTop 1100-1200
Type
Kyōiku (4th grade) 
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KankenLevel 7
Heisig1591
Readings
よう
(89%)
Composed of
force of nature
eat
Used in kanji (2 in total)
large shark
itchy
Used in vocabulary (218 in total)
nutrition; nourishment
to support; to maintain; to bring up; to raise; to adopt (a child); to cultivate (a habit, a quality, etc.)
adopted child (usu. male); son-in-law
cultivation; refinement; culture; education
recuperation; medical treatment
rest; break; recreation; recuperation; convalescence
grounding (in a skill or subject); knowledge; training; achievements; attainments; accomplishments
foster father; adoptive father
adopted daughter; foster daughter
memorial service for the dead; holding a service
training; education; development; cultivation
taking care of one's health; recuperation; covering (with a protective material); coating; curing (concrete)
cultivation; nurture; culture
(convalescent) rest
bringing up; rearing; upbringing
to restore one's energy; to restore one's spirits; to recharge one's batteries
nourishment
nourishment; nutrient
aquaculture; culture; cultivation; raising
feast for one's eyes
son-in-law taken (adopted) into family
energy drink; nutritional supplement drink; vitamin drink
adoption (of a person)
nutritional value; food value
child-rearing expenses; child-support payments (following divorce)
nutrient; nutritional supplement; nutritional tonic
foster mother; adoptive mother
self-improvement; (mental) training; self-discipline; cultivation
children's home; child care institution; orphanage
health preservation; recuperation; recreation
school nurse; nurse-teacher; health teacher
orphanage; children's home; foster home
health resort
to put up for adoption
highly nourishing (nutritious); earning top marks nutrition-wise
sericulture; silkworm culture; silkworm raising
nutriment; nutritious substance; nourishment
support (e.g. of one's dependents); maintenance
nursing; (protective) care
adoptive parents
source of nutrients
beekeeping; apiculture
sanatorium; rest home
dietetics; nutritional science
culture fluid; culture solution; broth
nursery; (breeding) farm
uneducated; uncultured; unrefined; ignorant
dietitian; (licensed) nutritionist
godparents; foster parents
poultry raising; poultry farming; chicken farming
pig farm; hog farm; piggery
crude; philistine; uncultivated; uneducated; vulgar
moral (spiritual) improvement; practice mental training; cultivate one's mind (soul)
poultry farm; chicken farm
adoptive family
cultivation (of character, virtue, etc.); fostering; development (e.g. of a skill); (groundwater) recharge
making provision for the elderly; making provision for one's old age; spending one's old age in comfort; Yōrō era (717.11.17-724.2.4)
malnutrition; malnourishment
failing to practice what one preaches
to be adopted; to enter a family as an adopted child
filial duties; devotion to one's parents
person of culture; educated person; highbrow
neglect of health; intemperance
home for the aged; old people's home
nutrition; nourishment
adopter; adopting parent or parents; adoptive parent or parents; foster parent or parents
seeking to improve one's health with a change of climate
breeding; raising
nutritional supplement; dietary supplement
special adoption; plenary adoption; adoption in which the relationship with the biological parents is dissolved
registered dietitian; nationally certified nutritionist
adoption (of a person)
pig-keeping; pig farming
nutritive material
maintaining; supplying
sericulture industry
school for the handicapped; special school
taking nourishing food; eating a balanced diet
beekeeper; apiarist
training school; vocational school
overnutrition; excessive nutritional intake
ceremony to consecrate a newly made Buddhist statue or image by inserting the eyes (thereby investing it with soul)
fish-breeding pond
intensive-care old people's home
adoptive heir
duty to support (a person)
to bring up; to foster; to rear
cultured meat; lab-grown meat; in-vitro meat; clean meat
college of liberal arts (general education); liberal arts school
deathbed adoption of a successor (to prevent extinction of the family line); person adopted by someone on his deathbed
reimbursement system for high-cost medical care
college of general education
travelling somewhere to improve one's health; travelling somewhere to recuperate
potting soil; planting mix; compost
undernutrition; undernourishment; malnutrition; poor nutrition
novel about one's education, spiritual growth, etc.; Bildungsroman
fish breeding; pisciculture
nutrient composition; nutritional composition; nutritional information
the poultry industry; poultry farming
diversion; change of pace
memorial service for old needles
general education course
nourishing or nutritious food
farmed fish; farm-raised fish; cultivated fish; hatchery fish
nutrition; nourishment; bringing up; nurture; rearing
educational program (TV, radio)
central venous hyperalimentation; intravenous hyperalimentation
Yōwa era (1181.7.14-1182.5.27)
services performed in perpetuity by a Buddhist temple for the repose of a departed soul
supporter; breadwinner
tube feeding; tubal feeding; intubation feeding; gavage
carp breeding
to enliven one's spirit; to refresh oneself; to cheer oneself up
dependent; person receiving support; person being supported
rest or recreation room
taking nourishing food; eating a balanced diet; dietetics; macrobiotics; macrobiotic diet
adopting a married couple; married couple adopted into the family
school for the handicapped; special school
caring for the sick; taking care of oneself
memorial service to appease an aborted foetus
Ten'yō era (1144.2.23-1145.7.22)
stock keeping; raising livestock
retreat (religious, spiritual)
Yōrō Code (promulgated 757 CE)
tax exemption for dependents
(culture) medium
livestock husbandry (esp. fish); breeding; stocking
self-cultivation; self-culture
long term care bed; long term care beds; chronic stage bed; chronic stage beds
livestock husbandry (esp. fish); breeding; stocking
Yōrō Code (promulgated 757 CE)
dependent relative; dependent family member
regular adoption (official adoption with the consent of both parties and without dissolving the relationship with the biological parents)
headwater conservation; water source protection; water source cultivation
parenteral nutrition; parenteral alimentation
affectionate upbringing; affectionate nurture
headwater conservation; water source protection; water source cultivation
prevention is better than cure
cultivation (of character, virtue, etc.); fostering; development (e.g. of a skill); (groundwater) recharge
adoptive parent
bottle feeding; artificial nourishment
son-in-law taken (adopted) into family
eel farming; eel culture
unknown person's grave
alimony; spousal support; maintenance
commemoration of the Buddha's birthday
Junior College of Nutrition
lake with low nutrient level; oligotrophic lake; unproductive lake
nutrient-rich (or eutrophic) lake
shore reclamation; shoreline maintenance
tax exemption for a child under the age of 16
development of the body; caring for one's body
breast feeding; maternal feeding
mixotrophism; mixed feeding; mixotrophy
masking tape; curing tape
spray curing; curing of newly-poured and slightly hardened concrete
watershed protection forest
tiger rearing; keeping a tiger
rear a tiger and court disaster
rear a tiger and court disaster
Examples (88 in total)
This food isn't very nutritious.
She is careful about her child's nutrition.
I had a nutritious breakfast.