KanKan lets you search all entries from
JMdict using fuzzy-matching in
order to help with situations where you struggle to fully identify one or
more kanji in a word.
Examples:
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日本「言口」
finds 日本語
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「火山」「糸」
finds 炭素
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「虎」「土」き
finds 嘘吐き
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社会？「止」
finds 社会福祉
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「昔」水「舟皿」
finds 潜水艦. Notice that the first kanji in the search is
incorrect, 潜 contains 替, not 昔 but KanKan still manages
to find the right word thanks to the 日 component.
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「夕」んだ
finds 死ぬ. KanKan supports most common conjugation patterns,
letting you search for conjugated words without having to guess
the dictionary form
NB: for ease of typing on various devices you can replace the 「」
characters with commas or <> (both full and half width
variants) and they'll get replaced automatically: 、列、えば is equivalent to 「列」えば.