Mountain
noun
A vocab made of a single kanji all alone with no okurigana (hiragana attached to the kanji) usually has the same exact meaning as the kanji it's made from. So by that you know that this vocab's meaning is mountain.
When a vocab is a single kanji and all alone like this, it's usually going to use the kun'yomi, which you didn't learn when you learned the kanji. To remember this word's reading we'll use a mnemonic.
What are you doing going up into the mountains? You're hunting for yams (やま). Go ahead, imagine yourself doing just that, climbing up the mountain (it's hard work!) and then digging in the ground with your hands, then pulling up that sweet, delicious yam! Mmm!
山ガール
a young woman who likes mountain climbing
山ぶどう
wild grapes
山のぼり
mountain climbing
山のむこう
over the mountain
山のふもと
the foot of a mountain
山のなまえ
the name of the mountain
山にのぼる
to climb a mountain
山に入る
to go into the mountains
山にいる
to be in the mountains
カードの山
a pile of cards
ゴミの山
a heap of garbage
がれきの山
a heap of rubble
山をのぼる
to climb a mountain
山をこえる
to cross a mountain, to surmount a difficulty
山をあるく
to walk in the mountains
これは人工の山だ。
This is an artificial mountain.
フランス一大きい山はモンブランです。
France's number one biggest mountain is Mont Blanc.
ゴミの山かとおもったら、下にベッドがあった。
I thought it was a mountain of trash, then I realized there was a bed underneath..