Search Kanji for 苞/meaning-of-肋肉

meat

Radical:

Parts:肉冂人

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Meanings

meat

ニクniku
ししshishi
Popularity rank: 986 Pinyin: ròu Korean: yug, yu Hán-Việt: nhục, nậu
Stroke counts: 6 Grade level: 2 JLPT level: 3 Skip code: 4-6-4

Example Words

カポシ肉腫[kaposhinikushu] Kaposi's sarcoma
印肉[inniku] seal stamp pad
果肉[kaniku] flesh of fruit
乾肉[hoshiniku] dried meat
牛肉[gyuuniku] beef
魚肉[gyoniku] fish meat
筋肉[kinniku] muscle
筋肉痛[kinnikutsuu] muscular pain
狗肉[kuniku] dog flesh
苦肉の策[kunikunosaku] last resort

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rib

Radical:

Parts:月力

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Meanings

rib

ロクroku
あばらabara
Pinyin: lè, lē, lèi Korean: reug Hán-Việt: lặc
Stroke counts: 6 Grade level: 9 Skip code: 1-4-2

Example Words

肋骨[abarabone] rib
肋間神経痛[rokkanshinkeitsuu] intercostal neuralgia
肋膜[rokumaku] pleura
肋木[rokuboku] wall bars
肋肉[baraniku] boned rib (esp. of pork or beef)
中肋[chuuroku] midrib
肋凹[rokuou] costal fovea
肋材[rokuzai] lumber (for the ribs of a ship)
肋筋[rokkin] stirrup (in reinforced concrete construction)

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husk

Radical:

Parts:勹已⺾艸

Dictionary:

Meanings

husk; bract; straw wrapper; souvenir gift; bribe

ホウ · ヒョウhyō
つとtsuto
Pinyin: bāo Korean: po Hán-Việt: bao
Stroke counts: 9 Skip code: 2-4-5

Example Words

藁苞[warazuto] straw wrapper
苞苴[aramaki] salted salmon
苞葉[houyou] bract (leaf)
総苞[souhou] involucre
苞苴[housho] straw-wrapped item
山苞[yamazuto] souvenir from the mountains
藁苞[warasubo] Odontamblyopus lacepedii (species of eel goby)

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