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Kun
nuku
On
チョウ · テイchou · tei

Kun is the Japanese reading, used when the kanji stands alone with kana after it. On comes from Chinese and is mostly used in compound words.

Radical
hand
Parts
handform of 手jadeform of 玉long stride