Random Kanji Help #8

[bri_hime7]

...For the old members of AnimeLyrics.com, I'm baaaack. And so is my "traditional" thread. =)

For those who don't know what this thread is...I often type up kanji lyrics (and romaji) from lyric scans. But since I don't know a lot of kanji, I'll often need help. So I'll copy the kanji images I can't read, number them, and post them here.

If you know how to read a certain kanji word, please type it here (and PLEASE label it with the appropriate number; it'll make things easier for me).

Thanks in advance!!
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001. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/001.gif
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002. Based on this MP3 clip, is this kanji supposed to be 雷が鳴ってる?:
http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/002.gif

003. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/003.gif
004. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/004.gif
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(NOTE: For these words, the background "paper" makes things a bit hard to read. So if you need any MP3 clips [in order to hear what these words sound like], let me know!!)
005. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/005.gif

006. The furigana/intended reading says こんじょう, but what is the actual kanji word?:
http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/006.gif

007. According to this MP3 clip, is this part supposed to say (やりたりないって)唸ってんだ?:
http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/007.gif

008. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/008.gif
009. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/009.gif
010. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/010.gif
011. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/011.gif
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012. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/012.gif
013. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/013.gif
014. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/014.gif
015. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/015.gif
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016. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/016.gif
017. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/017.gif
018. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/018.gif
019. http://www.geocities.com/bri_lady7/kanji-help/019.gif

[Anyaaa]

001 - kata(reru) (語れる）
004 - shoumon (証明)
005 - kata 肩
006 - 根性
008 - Not sure, but middle kanji seems to be '転' and the first also has the 車 radical. I thought it might be 軸?

[tetekmakhang]

001 語れる　- かたれる （かたる）
002 雷が鳴ってる　- かみなりがなってる　（なる）
003　誰　- だれ
004　証明　- しょうめい
005　肩　- かた
006　懇情　- こんじょう
007　唸ってんだ　- うなってんだ （うなる）
008　輪転機　- りんてんき　
009　走ってんだ　- はしってんだ　（はしる）
010　滑ってんだ　- すべってんだ　（すべる）
011　酔ってんだ　- よってんだ　（よう）
012　軋みだす　- きしみだす　（きしむ）
013　乾い　the kanji means dry. but ive never seen it used as an i-adjective before. not sure how to read it. could be いぬい or maybe かわい. but if i had to take a guess i'd go with いぬい
014　熱　- ねつ
015　砕かれた　- くだかれた　（くだく）
016　追い　- おい　（おう）
017　縁なぞり　- ふちなぞり 　　　　btw this kanji can also be read as えん　or ゆかり depending on the situation
018　指　- ゆび
019　貝殻拾い　- かいがらびろい　　（かいがら）　and (ひろう）

hope that helps. in the brackets　are the verb's root word in hiragana so that it's easier for u to look up the meaning.

btw in the other threads there are many suggestions of programs u can use as a kanji dictionary. have a look at them. coz 60% of the kanji u posted here, u could have probably figured out urself if u had the right tools. just saying that u can get an immediate answer rather than having to wait for someone to reply, if someone ever does....

[bri_hime7]

Thank you both for the help; I really appreciate it. ^^

@tetekmakhang: Don't I need to know what "radicals" are in order to use a kanji dictionary? I don't really know anything about kanji. I can only romanize lyrics based on the following:

1) I hear what the singers say, plug what I hear (in romaji form) into a dictionary and find out if I'm right.

-AND / OR-

2) I've seen a word so many times that it's committed to memory (like "kokoro", for example).

So that said, I really don't think I can use a kanji dictionary, at least not at this point in time. =(

[bri_hime7]

Just wanted to respond to a few things you posted, tetekmakhang:

013　乾い　the kanji means dry. but ive never seen it used as an i-adjective before. not sure how to read it. could be いぬい or maybe かわい. but if i had to take a guess i'd go with いぬい

This is actually my mistake, 'cuz I didn't post the full word. It's actually "kawaiteru" (乾いてる).

017　縁なぞり　- ふちなぞり 　　　　btw this kanji can also be read as えん　or ゆかり depending on the situation

Thanks for the information! (Based on what I hear in the song, the correct reading is definitely "fuchi-" though). ^^

019　貝殻拾い　- かいがらびろい　　（かいがら）　and (ひろう）

Again, based on the music, the last part is just "hiroi". (I thought she was saying "hitori" [she slurs her words so much. ><], and I knew that wasn't right so I didn't bother with saying it. ^^; )

Thanks again for all the help, both of you! =)

[tetekmakhang]

well it depends what kind of kanji dictionary you're using. if you're using the traditional book version, then yes you'll need some basic knowledge on how to look up a kanji.

but then ime has this useful tool that lets u try and write the kanji yourself. mistresspookychan mentioned it in this thread:

http://www.animeforum.com/showthread.php?t=67866

[MistressPookyChan]

The ime writing tool is very handy, but doesn't provide an english translation- just the reading. But it is still fantastic. I think there is a firefox add-on that does a similar thing, but with English translations. There are also some electronic dictionaries that have a writing feature.