To learn vocabulary, I can’t find a simple list displaying all the most important kanji radicals, their most common alternative writings inside composed kanji (心 >忄), their most common pronunciations, and general meaning. (Details in post.)

EDIT: I have my answers, thank you everyone.

I know it sounds super basic and I know it sounds like questions asked a million times, but I've been looking around a lot, and the resources I found were not displaying the radical's alternative forms, and if or when they were, they were other issues.

So first, where I'm at and what I want:

• My level: I have a N3, but most of the Japanese I learned was by living years in Japan, so I both know less kanji than the full N3 corpus (I'd say 3-400, active and passive knowledge), lack words that are part of N3's vocabulary, know some that are more advanced, and have a very fluid and fast conversation when not lacking crucial vocabulary or grammar forms.

• My goal: I don't care about JLPT, I just need to be able ASAP to reasonably enough apply to jobs requiring a Japanese business level. (I know there's more to it than vocabulary, and will take care of that too.)

So I want to consolidate my vocabulary: the one I recognize but don't have in mind when needing it, for instance 出張, and the one I don't know yet.

I need efficiency and quantity, not an academic or historical approach. If my learning isn't perfect it's fine, experience on the field will do the rest.

• Method: I will use a T&P Books' Japanese vocabulary, 9000 words sorted by topic, like this one.

I've thought a lot about various ways to get there, and received a lot of great advices when asking a few months ago, and decided I won't learn kanji and vocabulary separately, I will just learn kanji in context by learning vocabulary.

But to be efficient in that, I still need to be able to recognize the most important radicals, and especially their writing when used in a composed kanji, and have a rough idea of their main pronunciations.

• I don't need to learn all that perfectly before jumping into vocabulary, I'll consolidate along the vocabulary learning, but I still need a basic ground to build on.

• So what I'm looking for:

At least, a list displaying all the most important radicals and their alternative forms when used inside a kanji (rare to find!).

I'm talking radicals that will be actually regularly of use to learn the most important vocabulary, again I aim at general efficiency, not exhaustive knowledge. And if there are rare radicals used in a few words only but important words, it's fine, I'll just learn the words, don't need to have a reference for these rare kanji in the list.

• Ideally, their 1-2-3 more common pronunciations, those you will actually use a lot in real life. I'd like to not be overwhelmed by useless information.

• Their general meaning, explained in a way that actually makes sense. I mean sometimes the one word used for their meaning is misleading if it's not backed by a short comment.

I'd like their actual general meanings, not their twisted descriptions used for mneomnic reasons in the various RRTK methods.

• If you don't think of such an already existing material, I can mix a couple of lists to get there, but at least I'd like one that lists not only the radicals but also their alternative writings, like not just 心 but also忄. Just a list of the standard forms like only 心 is basically useless.

I won't have the material time to make that list manually radical after radical, and I tried using chatgpt but it can't help making mistakes.

• Note: I'm bad at using Anki on the long term, it's hard for me to keep the motivation, and I learn better with a book. I just need a list I can paper print on a few pages, and also refer to along my vocabulary writing, or even ideally a small few bucks booklet would be perfect.

Well, you have the main ideas I think.

I'm pretty sure the material perfectly fitting all my requirements doesn't exist, but do you have any suggestions?

Thank you so much in advance, your comments are very much appreciated.

Thanks.