“Cut” or “Shear” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “切”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “切” means “Cut”, “Saw” or “Shear” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “切”
Jouyou Kanji “切” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
4 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
せつ(setsu) |
さい(sai) |
Kun-Yomi |
き(る)(ki(ru)) |
き(れる)(ki(reru)) |
Meanings |
Cut, Hash, Slice, Saw, Shear |
Brush up, Polish, File, Rub, Grind |
Draw near, Be imminent, Approach |
Fit, Suit |
Kind, Polite, Intimate |
All, Wholly, Entirely |
Fragment, Piece, Slice, A cut |
Limit, An end, Period |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “切”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
切手(きって-ki tte) |
Stamp |
切符(きっぷ-ki ppu) |
Ticket |
切り株(きりかぶ-ki ri ka bu) |
Stump, Stubble |
切り口上(きりこうじょう-ki ri ko u jo u) |
Stiff formality, Set terms |
切妻造り(きりづまづくり-ki ru du ma du ku ri) |
Gabled roof, Building with a gabled roof, Gabled roof construction |
切り詰める(きりつめる-ki ri tsu me ru) |
① Cut and shorten, Cut back, ② Reduce cost, Be tight with one’s money, Keep cost low |
切り火(きりび-ki ri bi) |
Striking sparks with flint and steel, Fire by rubbing wooden sticks |
切り開く(きりひらく-ki ri hi ra ku) |
Open, Pave, Break through, Hack through, To clear |
切り札(きりふだ-ki ri fu da) |
Chief card, Trump card |
切り盛り(きりもり-ki ri mo ri) |
Handling, Management |
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