• 人気にんき — popularity
• 老人ろうじん — elderly person
• 人物じんぶつ — figure or character
• 人生じんせい — human life
• 人材じんざい — human resource / talent
• 人格じんかく — personality / character

一人ひとり・二人ふたり — these look like they could follow regular on-yomi patterns (いちにん, ににん), but they don’t. Instead, they use special kun-yomi readings that are unique to traditional Japanese counting. These forms are deeply rooted in native expression, showing how kanji can carry **distinct rhythms and cultural nuance** in everyday language.

あの人ひとは 親切しんせつです。
That person is kind.

日本にほんの人ひとは、よく働はたらきます。
People in Japan work hard.