AnkiWeb addon 1226813725
Bulk-generates Japanese phonetic components from existing furigana readings on cards, helping learners recognize kanji OnYomi reading patterns more efficiently.
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Automatically generates and bulk-generates furigana readings and looks up Japanese pitch accents, adding them to configured Anki note fields.
Adds or removes Japanese furigana in cards via editor buttons, bulk generation, bracket or ruby notation, using MeCab for readings across platforms.
Automatically generates furigana readings and pitch accent information for entire fields with one click or bulk conversion, supporting its own syntax plus Migaku-compatible syntax.
Automatically fills Anki fields with kanji readings, hiragana, word type, and limited JMdict definitions offline, plus example sentences, with configurable field mappings and bulk deck updates.
Adds or removes furigana on Japanese card content using editor toolbar buttons, with MeCab/Kakasi-generated readings and configurable output patterns and number reading support.
Generates Japanese readings for custom-named fields across decks, including multiple fields at once, while preserving existing readings and requiring the Japanese Support add-on.
What the heck is a phonetic component?
Basically, it's a way of knowing the Chinese reading of a Japanese word based on a visually similar radical. ε―ε[γγΌγ] and ζΆι²θ»[γγγγΌγγγ] both have characters with ζΉ (γ»γ, γΌγ) even though they are different kanji:ε and ι², they still have the same reading!
That's no coincidence. In fact, for all of these characters:ζΉ (γ»γ, γΌγ) β θͺ, ε, η΄‘, ι², 妨, ζΏ, θ¬, ε, θ³, θ¨ͺ, ζΎ, they have the same reading when used in their OnYomi.
For more info read this article: Read this great article: How to Look Up Kanji You Don't Know by Tofugu.
Instructions can be found link
This Anki add-on allows you to bulk-add phonetic components from kanji that are already present on your cards. Phonetic components can help you recognize patterns in kanji readings, making learning more efficient.
For more information about phonetic components and their benefits, check out this article on Tofugu.
ι£[γ]γΉγ1362659377 in Anki 2.1:
Tools -> Add-ons -> Get Add-ons1362659377 and click OKTools -> Add-ons -> Bulk-add Phonetics -> Config.source to the field where kanji readings with furigana are stored (e.g., Reading).destination to the field where phonetic components should be stored (Phonetics by default).{
"source": ["Reading"],
"destination": ["Phonetics"]
}
Phonetics:_* in the Card Browser.<div id="phonetics">
<a href="http://jisho.org/search/{{text:kanji:Phonetics}}%23kanji" rel="nofollow">
{{Phonetics}}
</a>
</div>
#phonetics b {
color: #f0c674;
}
ζ[γ¨γ], it will not match the phonetic ε―Ί (γ) β δΎ, ζ, ζ, ε‘, ε³, so nothing will be generated.ζι[γγγ], then ε―Ί (γ) β δΎ, ζ, ζ, ε‘, ε³ will be included.Support for any tool by KanjiEater can be found on KanjiEater's Discord
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