Ken

Japanese: 懸 - ケン
Ken
[Common Kanji] [Sound] ken (kanji) ke (customary) [Reading] to hang up, to hang up 〈ken〉
1. To hook onto something. To hang from. To hang in the air. Cliff Research・Hanging up and hanging arms handwritten
Point up two fingers. "Prize"
3. To entrust something to someone. To leave something to someone. "With all my might"
4. Not yet resolved. "Pending issue"
5. Far apart.
〈Ke〉 to be concerned about. "Thoughts and concerns"
[Hard to read] Hanging pipe Kakehi・Suzukake Suzukake・Shinokake Suzukake

ke [hang] [kanji item]

⇒Ken

Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend

Japanese:
［常用漢字］　［音］ケン（漢）　ケ（慣）　［訓］かける　かかる
〈ケン〉
１ 物にひっかける。ぶらさがる。空中にかかる。「懸河・懸崖けんがい・懸垂・懸腕直筆」
２ かかげ示す。「懸賞」
３ 託する。あずける。「懸命」
４ 決着していない。「懸案」
５ かけ離れる。「懸隔・懸絶」
〈ケ〉心にかける。「懸想・懸念」
［難読］懸樋かけひ・鈴懸すずかけ・篠懸すずかけ

け【懸】［漢字項目］

⇒けん

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