kanjibased
kanjibased is a descriptive term used to characterize content, systems, or approaches that are built around kanji—logographic characters used in written Japanese and in some other East Asian contexts—as the primary basis for representation, analysis, or learning. It is not a formal linguistic category, but a label that appears in discussions of scripts, education, and technology.
In writing systems, kanjibased design prioritizes kanji over syllabaries such as kana, or treats kanji as the
In technology, kanjibased input methods or annotation schemes may assemble text by selecting kanji candidates from
Because kanji are shared among multiple languages and vary in availability across writing systems, the term