The Japanese Radical: 朱


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Meaning
vermilion, red    朱

Explanation

Used in these characters:
JLPT 1Joyo 6
share, stock, stump
kabu,
Left: tree 木, right: vermilion 朱 (A branch of a young tree 未 has sth. red ノ)
The tree turns red seeing that its stump became a (stock) share.  
JLPT 1Joyo 7
vermilion, red
SHU
Top: branch with accent ノ as emphasis, below: young tree 木 or immature 未
(An apple?) A branch ノ of a young tree 未 has sth. red.  
JLPT 1Joyo 7
especially, particular
koto, SHU
Left: bare bone 歹 (vertebrae or rib), right: vermilion 朱 (A branch of a young tree 未 has sth. red ノ)
Bare bones that turned vermilion, are very particular.  
JLPT 1Joyo 7
jewel, gem, pearl
SHU
Left: king 王, right: vermilion 朱 (A branch of a young tree 未 has sth. red ノ)
The king has vermilion/red jewels (i.e. rubys)  

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