Search Kanji for 幸/meaning-of-啖呵

scold

Radical:

Parts:口亅

Dictionary:

Meanings

scold; blow on; reprove

ka
か.すkasu · しか.るshikaru · わら.うwarau
Pinyin: hē, kē Korean: ga Hán-Việt: a, ha
Stroke counts: 8 Skip code: 1-3-5

Example Words

一気呵成[ikkikasei] finishing writing, work, etc. at a stroke (stretch)
呵る[shikaru] to scold
呵責[kashaku] blame
啖呵[tanka] caustic words
呵呵[kaka] sound of laughter
呵呵大笑[kakataishou] laughing a ringing laugh
啖呵を切る[tankawokiru] to speak sharply (e.g. during a heated discussion or argument)
良心の呵責[ryoushinnokashaku] pangs of conscience

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eat

Radical:

Parts:火口

Dictionary:

Meanings

eat

タンtan
く.うkuu · くらわ.すkurawasu
Pinyin: dàn Korean: dam Hán-Việt: đạm
Stroke counts: 11 Skip code: 1-3-8

Example Words

健啖[kentan] gluttony
健啖家[kentanka] glutton
啖呵[tanka] caustic words
啖う[kuu] to eat
啖呵を切る[tankawokiru] to speak sharply (e.g. during a heated discussion or argument)

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happiness

Radical:

Parts:十辛立亠

Dictionary:

Meanings

happiness; blessing; fortune

コウ
さいわ.いsaiwai · さちsachi · しあわ.せshiawase
Popularity rank: 786 Pinyin: xìng Korean: haeng Hán-Việt: hạnh
Stroke counts: 8 Grade level: 3 JLPT level: 2 Skip code: 2-3-5

Example Words

海の幸[uminosachi] seafood
幸い[saiwai] happiness
幸甚[koujin] pleased
幸福[koufuku] happiness
山の幸[yamanosachi] food of the mountains (wild game, mountain vegetables, mushrooms, etc.)
幸せ者[shiawasemono] fortunate person
多幸[takou] great happiness
不幸[fukou] unhappiness
幸運[kouun] good luck

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