Search Kanji for 倦憊/meaning-of-騎

lose interest in

Radical:

Parts:亻已大

Dictionary:

Meanings

lose interest in; tire of

ケンken
あき.るakiru · あぐ.むagumu · あぐ.ねるaguneru · う.むumu · つか.れるtsukareru
Pinyin: juàn Korean: gweon Hán-Việt: quyện
Stroke counts: 11 Grade level: 9 Skip code: 1-2-8

Example Words

倦み疲れる[umitsukareru] to grow weary
倦厭[kenen] weariness
倦怠[kentai] languor
倦怠感[kentaikan] physical weariness
倦怠期[kentaiki] the stage of fatigue
倦憊[kenpai] extreme fatigue
倦む[agumu] to get tired of (doing)
倦る[akiru] to get tired of
攻め倦む[semeagumu] to lose the attacking initiative
待ち倦む[machiagumu] to tire of waiting

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fatigue

Radical:

Parts:亻心用厂⺾

Dictionary:

Meanings

fatigue

ハイhai · ヘイhei
つか.れるtsukareru
Pinyin: bèi Korean: bi Hán-Việt: bại
Stroke counts: 16 Skip code: 2-12-4

Example Words

倦憊[kenpai] extreme fatigue
困憊[konpai] exhaustion
疲労困憊[hiroukonpai] total exhaustion
熱疲憊[netsuhihai] heat exhaustion
疲憊[hihai] exhaustion

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equestrian

Radical:

Parts:口大馬亅一

Dictionary:

Meanings

equestrian; riding on horses; counter for equestrians

ki
Popularity rank: 1696 Pinyin: qí, jì Korean: gi Hán-Việt: kị
Stroke counts: 18 Grade level: 8 JLPT level: 1 Skip code: 1-10-8

Example Words

一騎[ikki] one horseman
一騎当千[ikkitousen] being a match for a thousand
騎行[kikou] horseback riding
騎士[kishi] knight
騎士道[kishidou] chivalry
騎射[kisha] shooting on horseback
騎手[kishu] horseman
騎乗[kijou] mount
騎馬[kiba] horse-riding
騎馬戦[kibasen] cavalry battle

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