Kanji with long あー sound Although the long sound occurs in many words written in katakana, and in some onomatopoeia and interjections (, , etc.) it seems to be very rare in words written with kanji. The only example that I know is {}. Is this the only one, or are there other words written with kanji that use this sound? Clarification: I know there are many cases where two sounds meet across a morpheme boundary, e.g. {}, which is not what I'm interested in. I'd like a list of kanji which have morpheme-internal readings containing .

First, it'll be very marginal, at least the long is impossible to appear in classic onyomi (, , ) series and "regular" native words. is like "mom" as opposed to "mother", and you can see these kind of words rarely get an established kanji.

Below is the all results I get through prefix search on a J-J dictionary ( _italic_ is my own addition).

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If you include proper names like and , the number would be nearly infinitive. There are also Western loanwords like and , but not quite established.