“Poor” or “Clumsy” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “拙”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “拙” means “Poor”, “Clumsy” or “Be inferior” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “拙”
Jouyou Kanji “拙” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
8 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
せつ(setsu) |
Kun-Yomi |
つたな(い)(tsutana(i)) |
まず(い)(mazu(i)) |
Meanings |
Poor, Clumsy, Awkward, Be inferior |
(Word that humble oneself) |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “拙”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
拙技(せつぎ-se tsu gi) |
① Poor skill, ② Humble expression for one’s own skill |
拙吟(せつぎん-se tsu gi n) |
① Bad poetry, Not good poem, ② Humble expression for one’s own poetry |
拙策(せっさく-se ssa ku) |
① Poor policy, Poor plan, ② Humble expression for one’s own plan |
拙者(せっしゃ-se ssha) |
I, Me (Humble expression for oneself and usually this word is primarily used by samurai) |
拙僧(せっそう-se sso u) |
I, Me (This word is used by Buddhist monk, and humble expression for himself) |
拙速(せっそく-se sso ku) |
Rough‐and‐ready, Fast and sloppy |
拙宅(せったく-se tta ku) |
① My humble house, ② Humble expression for one’s own house |
拙筆(せっぴつ-se ppi tsu) |
① Poor handwriting, ② Humble expression for one’s own handwriting |
拙文(せつぶん-se tsu bu n) |
① Poor writing, ② Humble expression for one’s own articles |
拙劣(せつれつ-se tsu re tsu) |
Clumsy, Unskillful |
巧拙(こうせつ-ko u se tsu) |
Good and bad skills |
古拙(こせつ-ko se tsu) |
Rustic beauty, Quaintly rustic, Unrefined but graceful |
守拙(しゅせつ-shu se tsu) |
To rest assured by keeping one’s own hierarchy |
稚拙(ちせつ-chi se tsu) |
Immature, Infantile, Childish |
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