Search Kanji for 着/meaning-of-節

don

Radical:

Parts:ノ王并目羊

Dictionary:

Meanings

don; arrive; wear; counter for suits of clothing

チャクchaku · ジャクjaku
き.るkiru · -ぎ-gi · き.せるkiseru · -き.せ-kise · つ.くtsuku · つ.けるtsukeru
Popularity rank: 376 Pinyin: zháo, zhāo, zhe, zhuó Korean: chag Hán-Việt: trứ, trước, trữ
Stroke counts: 12 Grade level: 3 JLPT level: 3 Skip code: 2-6-6

Example Words

くっ着ける[kuttsukeru] to attach
バス発着場[basuhacchakujou] depot
逢着[houchaku] encounter
悪戯着[itazuragi] rompers
圧着[acchaku] crimp
圧着端子[acchakutanshi] crimp contact
安着[anchaku] safe arrival
伊達着[dategi] showy clothes
移着[ichaku] adhering or embedding of wear debris in the opposing surface
磯巾着[isoginchaku] sea anemone

Kanji Strokes Diagram

node

Radical:

Parts:艮竹卩

Dictionary:

Meanings

node; season; period; occasion; verse; clause; stanza; honor; joint; knuckle; knob; knot; tune; melody

セツsetsu · セチsechi
ふしfushi · -ぶし-bushi · のっとnotto
Popularity rank: 934 Pinyin: jié, jiē Korean: jeol Hán-Việt: tiết
Stroke counts: 13 Grade level: 4 JLPT level: 2 Skip code: 2-6-7

Example Words

おけさ節[okesabushi] style of Japanese folk song associated with Niigata Prefecture
双節棍[nunchaku] nunchaku (two linked fighting sticks)
一音節[ichionsetsu] monosyllable
一節切り[hitoyogiri] one-jointed bamboo musical instrument
音節[onsetsu] syllable
鰹節[katsubushi] katsuobushi
環節[kansetsu] segment (of worm)
関節[kansetsu] joints (knee joint, elbow joint, etc.)
関節リューマチ[kansetsuryuumachi] rheumatoid arthritis
関節炎[kansetsuen] arthritis

Kanji Strokes Diagram

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