テンション in Japanese is quite different from its origin “tension.” This post explains what it actually means and how it is used in the Japanese language.
皆
Today’s #kanji is #皆, which is a compound ideograph between 比 and 白. 比 has the meaning of “to line up” and 白 has the meaning of “to state.” So can you guess what 皆 means?
王
Today’s #kanji is #王, which is listed under the radical of #たまへん（玉）. 王 is a pictograph depicting a broad-ax, which is a symbol for sovereignty.
係
Today’s #kanji is #係, which is made of its semantic element of #にんべん（亻） and phonetic element of 系. 系 has a meaning of “to connect.” Can you guess what 係 means then?
君
Today’s #kanji is #君, which is listed under the radical of #くち（口） and it is an compound ideograph between 尹 (a ruler) and 口 (an order).
指
Today’s #kanji is #指, which is made of its semantic element of #てへん（扌） and phonetic element of 旨 and it means fingers. Check the name of each finger in your hand here!
コンプレックス
みんな なにかに コンプレックスがあります。
What does コンプレックス mean?
コンプレックス is originally a German word. Read on to find out what it means.
面
Today’s #kanji is #面, which makes its own radical, #めん, Some say it is a pictograph depicting the contour of a face and a neck. Others say it is a compound ideograph between the contour of the head/neck and a face-mask.
腹
Today’s #kanji is #腹, which is made of its semantic element of #にくづき（月） and phonetic element of 复. 复 has a meaning of “to cover.” Do you know what it means then?
背
Today’s #kanji is #背, which is made of its semantic element of #にくづき（月） and phonetic element of 北, although 背 and 北 don’t share a sound.
身
Today’s #kanji is #身, which makes its own radical #みへん. It is a pictograph depicting a pregnant woman.
馬
Today’s #kanji is #馬, which makes its own radical, #うまへん. It is a pictogram with a horse’s head, mane, tail and legs.
ネイティブ
ネイティブ is the Katakana transliteration of the English word “native” but what it means is quite different from what Australian people think of “native.”
程
Today’s #kanji is #程, which is listed its semantic element of #のぎへん（禾）. Its phonetic element is 呈. 禾 is for “grains” and 呈 has the same meaning as 第, an ordinal.
猫
Today’s #kanji is #猫, which is made of its semantic element of #けものへん（犭） and phonetic element of 苗. So do you know the Onyomi for this character?
～がります
～がります is used when a person is acting out the feeling or condition described by the adjective, or pretending to be in the condition described by the adjective
予
Today’s #kanji is #予, which is listed under the radical of #はねぼう（亅）and it is a pictograph depicting a hand forcibly giving things. Can you tell what each of these examples means?
必
Today’s #kanji is #必, which is listed under the radical of #こころ（心） but its original form was made of its semantic element of 弋 (the original form of 杙) and phonetic element of 八, though 必 and 八 do not share a sound.
適
Today’s #kanji is #適, which is listed under the semantic element of #しんにょう（辶）, which represents an association with roads. Its phonetic element is 啇 which means to go.
リベンジ
It seems the word リベンジ seems to have obtained a citizenship in Japanese. It is a transliteration of the English word, revenge, but do you know how it’s used in Japanese?
