An array of numeric identifiers for the kanji that have the radical as a component.
Collection of auxiliary meanings.
A collection of images of the radical.
The UTF-8 characters for the subject, including kanji and hiragana.
Unlike kanji and vocabulary, radicals can have a null value for characters
. Not all radicals have a UTF entry,
so the radical must be visually represented with an image instead.
Timestamp when the subject was created.
A URL pointing to the page on wanikani.com that provides detailed information about this subject.
Timestamp when the subject was hidden, indicating associated assignments will no longer appear in lessons or reviews and that the subject page is no longer visible on wanikani.com.
The position that the subject appears in lessons. Note that the value is scoped to the level of the subject, so there are duplicate values across levels.
The level of the subject, from 1
to 60
.
The subject's meaning mnemonic.
The subject meanings.
The string that is used when generating the document URL for the subject. Radicals use their meaning, downcased. Kanji and vocabulary use their characters.
Unique identifier of the associated Spaced Repetition System.
Optional
component_Radical subjects will never have a component_subject_ids
property defined.
Optional
context_Radical subjects will never have a context_sentences
property defined.
Optional
meaning_Radical subjects will never have a meaning_hint
property defined.
Optional
parts_Radical subjects will never have a parts_of_speech
property defined.
Optional
pronunciation_Radical subjects will never have a pronunciation_audios
property defined.
Optional
reading_Radical subjects will never have a reading_hint
property defined.
Optional
reading_Radical subjects will never have a reading_mnemonic
property defined.
Optional
readingsRadical subjects will never have a readings
property defined.
Optional
visually_Radical subjects will never have a visually_similar_subject_ids
property defined.
Data returned only for radical subjects.
See
https://docs.api.wanikani.com/20170710/#subjects