峰

common

ホウ/HŌ/    みね/mine/    ね/ne/HOU/ホウ/    mine/みね/    ne/ね/

summit;  peak

Radical: 山 (mountain).   Strokes: 10画.   Elements: |一山夂.   Variants: 峯.   Pinyin: fēng.   Hangul: 봉 [bong].   Nanori: ぶ / ほbu / ho.

Jōyō Kanji High School.   JLPT N1.

Example compounds:
ホウHŌ主峰【しゅほうshuhō】the highest peak
未踏峰【みとうほうmitōhō】unclimbed mountain
喜望峰【きぼうほうkibōhō】Cape of Good Hope
みねmine峰【みねmine】peak; ridge
峰打ち【みねうちmineuchi】striking with the back of the sword
剣ケ峰【けんがみねkengamine】rim of a volcano, esp. Mt. Fuji; wrestling ring; dire or risky situation with no room for error
ねne剣ヶ峰【けんがみねkengamine】rim of a volcano, esp. Mt. Fuji; wrestling ring; dire or risky situation with no room for error
Codepoints and classification codes:
5cf0–Unicode
42-86–JIS X 0208
1-3-7–SKIP
3o7.6–TKD
2775.4–Four Corner
1255–De Roo
Dictionary indices:
1423–Classic Nelson
1473–The New Nelson Character Dictionary by A. Nelson
411–New Japanese-English Character Dictionary by J. Halpern
306–Kanji Learner's Dictionary by J. Halpern
1562–Remembering the Kanji by J. Heisig
1369–A New Dictionary of Kanji Usage (Gakken)
1351–Japanese Names by P.G. O'Neill
1272–Essential Kanji by P.G. O'Neill
8094–Daikanwajiten 「大漢和辞典」 by T. Morohashi vol. 4 p. 251
1799–A Guide to Remembering Japanese Characters by K.G. Henshall
1350–Kanji & Kana by Spahn and Hadamitzky
1241–Kanji Flashcards by M. Hodges and T. Okazaki
1327–Tuttle Kanji Cards by A. Kask
1848–Kanji in Context by Nishiguchi and Kono
544–Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide
1576–Y. Maniette's French adaptation of Heisig
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