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What is the difference between 火 and 炎 and 焱 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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More fires. =P
But seriously, though, the meaning is basically what the character looks like. 火 is a fire, 炎 is a raging blaze. Also, as a suffix, it means "-itis", as in 気管支炎 = bronchitis.
焱 isn't a joyo kanji, so you don't really need to worry about it.
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- English (UK)
More fires. =P
But seriously, though, the meaning is basically what the character looks like. 火 is a fire, 炎 is a raging blaze. Also, as a suffix, it means "-itis", as in 気管支炎 = bronchitis.
焱 isn't a joyo kanji, so you don't really need to worry about it.
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Fire, flame, and the last one, I was amused. Never seen it before. Looks like a joke to me.
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