“Pony” or “Young horse” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “駒”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “駒” means “Horse”, “Piece (in shogi, chess, etc)” or “Bridge (of a violin, etc)” etc.

Jouyou Kanji “駒”

Jouyou Kanji “駒” Stroke Order
Stroke # | 15 Strokes |
---|---|
On-Yomi | く(ku) |
Kun-Yomi | こま(koma) |
Meanings | Pony, Young horse |
Horse | |
Kids, Young men | |
(Pieces of Shogi(Japanese Chess)) |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “駒”, and their meanings
Words | Meanings |
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駒隙(くげき-ku ge ki) | Days go by quickly, Short and unrelenting life |
駒絵(こまえ-ko ma e) | Visual representation, Small pictures or illustrations that can be inserted at the beginning or in an empty space of a sentence |
駒下駄(こまげた-ko ma ge ta) | Low wooden clogs |
駒鳥(こまどり-ko ma do ri) | Robin |
産駒(さんく-sa n ku) | Horse offspring |
春駒(はるごま-ha ru go ma) | ① Horse put out to pasture in spring, ② Hobbyhorse, Cockhorse |
持ち駒(もちごま-mo chi go ma) | Captured piece (in Shogi game), Person kept in reserve |
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