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Kanji for Reward
The kanji for “reward” is 得, read toku and written in 11 strokes. Here is what it means, how it is read, and the names it is used in.
reward
To gain and earn; effort that pays off.
11 strokes On reading トク (toku) Kun reading える、うる (eru, uru) JLPT N2
Dictionary meanings: gain, get, find, earn, acquire
Readings used for names on Nazuke: u, e, eru, toku
In Japan it appears in about 163 given names in the JMnedict name dictionary, mostly in girls’ names.
Names written with 得: Nigel 奈生路得 · Ismael 衣寿満得 · Israel 唯日良得 · Micael 海夏得 · Mikael 海夏得 · Elfreda 得風礼太 · Emanuel 栄真仁得 · Elfrieda 得風里天 · Elfriede 得風里天 · Emmanuel 栄真仁得 · Ezequiel 英世希得 · Emmanuelle 栄真仁得 and 9 more
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