Take your pick they all mean reward depending on the meaning
noun
The Kanji for 'yen' is 円
櫻.
静寂 or Seijaku
言い草- Ligusa
Chinen can be written in kanji as 知念. The first character 知 means "to know" or "knowledge," and the second character 念 means "thought" or "consciousness."
No. For a name, you would never mix Katakana with Kanji. (the first two symbols are katakana (phonetic) and the third one is Kanji (Chinese character).
六 is how the number 6 is written in Kanji. If looking for the hiragana writing, it is ろく, and in romaji "roku". To type in kanji, simply type 'roku' in hiragana and press the spacebar and check to see if it resembles the Kanji character displayed at the beginning.
It is "Chikara", meaning power, energy, spirit, or strength. It is a kanji character.
Usually the tattoos you see are a character called a "kanji". They can be read many ways depending on which kanji follows which, and so on. It's very hard to take a kanji and translate it because you need to actually know Japanese to have a recognition software properly process the kanji.
Japanese uses three character sets: Hiragana and Katakana, both native, and Kanji, the Chinese character set, which is much more geometric in appearance. One authority states 50,004 characters for Kanji. Hiragana and Katakana can be researched from Wikipedia.
hon In hiragana ほん in kanji 本 Either is fine. Hiragana is the phonetic spelling (ho+n). Kanji is the character meaning 'book'.
There is no Kanji character for serendipity.