“Trunk” or “Torso” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “胴”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “胴” means “Trunk”, “Plastron” or “Frame of drum” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “胴”
Jouyou Kanji “胴” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
10 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
どう(dou) |
とう(tou) |
Meanings |
Body, Trunk, Torso |
Intestines |
Plastron(Used in Kendo for protecting one’s body) |
Frame (of drum) |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “胴”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
胴揚げ or 胴上げ(どうあげ-do u a ge) |
Tossing (someone) into the air (in celebration) |
胴着(どうぎ-do u gi) |
Singlet, Undergarment, Padded undershirt |
胴体(どうたい-do u ta i) |
Body, Trunk, Torso, Fuselage |
胴突き(どうづき-do u du ki) |
Ramming, Rammer, Key driving, Key driver |
胴中(どうなか-do u na ka) |
Middle, Midriff, Midsection |
胴震い(どうぶるい-do u bu ru i) |
Shivering |
胴巻(どうまき-do u ma ki) |
Money belt |
胴間声(どうまごえ-do u ma go e) |
Thick harsh voice, Deep bass voice |
胴回り(どうまわり-do u ma wa ri) |
Waist, Girth |
胴元(どうもと-do u mo to) |
Bookmaker, Boss, Chief, (Gambling) banker, Person who runs a gambling den |
胴欲 or 胴慾(どうよく-do u yo ku) |
Avarice, Heartlessness, Greed |
胴乱(どうらん-do u ra n) |
Case for botanical specimens, Satchel |
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