Doku (読): To Read

Yes, this is the kanji for yomu (読む) but it pronounced as doku (ドク) when mixed with other kanji. Some fine examples would be:

Aidoku (愛読): [noun and verb suru] - reading with pleasure.
Ondoku (音読): [noun and verb suru] - reading aloud
Kaidoku (解読): [noun and verb suru] - deciphering, decoding
Koudoku (購読): [noun and verb suru] - subscription to magazine or newspaper

Some nice examples of Japanese sentences using the Japanese kanji symbol doku (読):

私は彼の小説を愛読している。
Watashi wa kare no shousetsu wo aidoku shite iru.
I enjoy reading his novel.

音読は彼にとってたいへん骨の折れる仕事であった。
Ondoku wa kare ni totte taihen hone wo oreru shigoto de atta.
Reading aloud proved to be a great difficulty for him.

解読プログラムを持っていませんか？
Kaidoku puroguramu wo motte imasen ka?
Do you have a decryption program?

私は新聞を２種類購読している。
Watashi wa shinbun wo ni shurui koudoku shite iru.
I subscribe to two different newspapers.

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