“Foot” or “Leg” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “足”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “足” means “Paw”, “Money” or “Enough value to do” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “足”
Jouyou Kanji “足” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 7 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | そく(soku) |
| しょく(shoku) | |
| Kun-Yomi | あし(ashi) |
| た(りる)(ta(riru)) | |
| た(る)(ta(ru)) | |
| た(す)(ta(su)) | |
| Meanings | Leg, Foot, Paw |
| Enough, Sufficient | |
| Add, Attach | |
| Enough value to do | |
| Money | |
| Unit word for counting pair of shoes, boots etc |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “足”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 足音(あしおと-a shi o to) | Footstep |
| 足掛り(あしがかり-a shi ga ka ri) | Footing, Foothold, Toehold, Stepping stone |
| 足掛け(あしかけ-a shi ka ke) | ① Foothold, Pedal, ② Leg trip(Sumo), ③ Precedes a number of weeks, months or years |
| 足枷(あしかせ-a shi ka se) | Fetters, Shackles, Hobbles, Encumbrance |
| 足固め(あしがため-a shi ga ta me) | ① Walking practice, Leg-strengthening , ② Groundwork, Preparation, ③ Leg hold(Wrestling, Judo) |
| 足軽(あしがる-a shi ga ru) | Foot soldier, Common foot soldier |
| 足癖(あしくせ-a shi ku se) | One’s manner of walking |
| 足首(あしくび-a shi ku bi) | Ankle |
| 足蹴(あしげ-a shi ge) | Kicking |
| 足摺り(あしずり-a shi zu ri) | Stamping or scraping one’s feet |
| 足駄(あしだ-a shi da) | High clogs, Rain clogs |
| 足代(あしだい-a shi da i) | Travel expenses |
| 足溜り(あしだまり-a shi da ma ri) | ① Base of operations, ② Foothold |
| 足継ぎ(あしつぎ-a shi tsu gi) | Stool, Stepladder |
| 足手纏い(あしでまとい-a shi de ma to i) | Impediment, Burden, Encumbrance, Hindrance |
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