Take the 2-minute tour ×  I cannot find the kanji for hito, as
in the name Hirohito, in my Modern Reader's Japanese-English
Character Dictionary (Andrew Nelson). When I searched online I
found that the hito was shown as a four stroke kanji, written as
nimben and two horizontal strokes similar to the number two. I
searched with the nimben and rod radicals with no success. Can
someone help me out here?  share|improve this question Jim
Breen's KANJIDIC (accessible through interfaces such as
jisho.org) gives indices into various kanji dictionaries,
including the original Nelson. In this case, you could use the
jisho.org kanji search, and click on 亻 and 二 to find the
character. The resulting page lists it under Classic Nelson, and
says 349. –  snailplane Jun 22 '13 at 16:16 @無色受想行識 By
"properly" you mean "classically"? –  Earthliŋ Jun 22 '13 at
21:40 What exactly are you asking...? Are you asking if the one
you found () is correct, or if it is the correct one of many
choices? I feel that this is too localized anyw