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Kanji and jukugo browsing

First, input all your search criteria. In the example below, the reading "sei" was entered into the  Reading input box .

Next, click   Search .

Select a kanji from the  Kanji List .

If you want to see the compounds that use the selected kanji, click the   Jukugo  button.

If a KanjiQuick search returns more than one kanji or jukugo matching your search criteria, separate  Kanji  and  Jukugo  windows will open for each list as needed. You may use the left- and right-arrow buttons below the  Kanji  and  Jukugo display boxes  to navigate through each window list.

Use the
  >     button to move forward,
  <     to move back,
  >>  to move to the last entry, and
  <<  to move to the first entry of a list.

You may select any kanji or jukugo entry from the  Kanji  or  Jukugo  windows by clicking to the left of your selection. You may select an individual kanji in any window by double-clicking directly on it. The selected kanji or jukugo will then be displayed with all corresponding data in KanjiQuick's main  Kanji  or  Jukugo display box .

The total number of entries in the list is displayed in the title bar of each window. The number of the entry selected can be found to the lower-left of the  Kanji display box , beside "Kanji" and "Juku," respectively. In the example below, the third entry in the  Kanji list  is selected. Also, the kanji selected is a variant which is rarely found in modern texts. Click the   >>  button to the right of the word "Variant" to display all variants of this character. The square to the left of "marked" is black when the kanji displayed has been previously marked by you.