List of N4 Kanji and various reading pattern with meaning Part I

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These are a few N4 level Kanji examples of various ways to read them and their English meaning.
Kanji
Onyomi
Kunyomi
Kanji Meaning

dai
ダイ
topic, subject

i

idea, mind, heart,
taste thought

fu, bu
フ、 ブ

negative, non-, bad

saku, sa
サク、 サ
tsuku(ru)
つく(る)
make, production,
prepare, build

you
ヨウ
mochi(iru)
もち(いる)
utilize, business, service,
use, employ
do, taku
ド、 タク
tabi, ta(i)
たび、 た(い)
degrees, occurrence, time,
counter for occurrences
kyou, gou
キョウ、 ゴウ
tsuyo(i)
つよ(い)
strong/td>
kou
コウ

public, prince, official, governmental
ji
mo(tsu)
も(つ)
hold, have
ya
plains, field, rustic,
civilian life
i
mo(tte)
もっ(て)
by means of, because,
in view of, compared with
ji
toki, doki
とき、 どき
time, hour
shi
omo(u)
おも(う)
think
ka
ie, ya, uchi
いえ、 や、 うち
house, home, family,
professional, expert
sei, se
セイ、 セ
yo
generation, world,
society, public
ta
oo(i)
おお(い)
many, frequent, much
sei, shou
セイ、 ショウ
tada(shii), masa(ni)
ただ(しい)、 まさ(に)
correct, justice, righteous
an
アン
yasu(i)
やす(い)
safe, peaceful, cheap
in
イン
institution, temple, mansion, school
shin
シン
kokoro
こころ
heart, mind, spirit
kai カイ world, boundary
kyou
キョウ
oshi(eru), oso(waru)
おし(える)、 おそ(わる)
teach, faith, doctrine
bun, mon
ブン、 モン
fumi
ふみ
sentence, literature, style, art
gen, gan
ゲン、 ガン
moto
もと
beginning, former time, origin
juu, chou
ジュウ、 チョウ
omo(i), kasa(neru)
おも(い)、 かさ(ねる)
heavy, important,
esteem, respect
kin
キン
chika(i)
ちか(い)
near, early,
akin, tantamount
kou
コウ
kanga(eru)
かんが(える)
consider,
think over
ga, kaku
ガ、 カク
kaku(suru)
かく(する)
brush-stroke, picture
kai
カイ
umi
うみ
sea, ocean
bai
バイ
u(ru)
う(る)
sell
chi
shi(ru)
し(る)
know, wisdom
dou
ドウ
michi
みち
road-way, street, district,
journey, course
shuu
シュウ
atsu(meru)
あつ(める)
gather, meet
betsu
ベツ
waka(reru), wa(keru)
わか(れる)、 わ(ける)
separate, branch off,
diverge
butsu, motsu
ブツ、 モツ
mono
もの
thing, object, matter
使 shi
tsuka(u)
つか(う)
use, order, messenger,
ambassador
hin
ヒン
shina
しな
goods, refinement,
dignity, article
kei
ケイ
haka(ru)
はか(る)
plot, plan,
scheme, measure

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