Today’s second #kanji is #入, which makes its own radical #いる（入）. Many students confuse this with 人 (a person), so watch the stroke order animations well to differentiate the two.
Meaning: to enter, to put in
Reading: ニュウ、ジュ*、い、はい
入学（ニュウガク）: entrance/enrollment into a school
入場（ニュウジョウ）: entrance, entry, admission
入室（ニュウシツ）する: to enter a room
入用（ニュウヨウ）（な/の）: necessary, needed
購入（コウニュウ）: purchase, buying
挿入（ソウニュウ）: insertion, interposition
入口（いりぐち）: an entrance, a way in
出入り （でいり/ではいり）: going in and out; entrance and exit
入る（はいる）: to go in, to enter; to set; to attain
<Difficult Reading>
入内（ジュダイ）: an Imperial Consort’s bridal entry into court
Don’t get confused with:
a person
