“Blunt” or “Dull” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “鈍”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “鈍” means “Dark gray”, “Become Blunt” or “Become dull” etc.
Stroke # | 12 Strokes |
---|---|
On-Yomi | どん(don) |
とん(ton) | |
Kun-Yomi | にぶ(い)(nibu(i)) |
にぶ(る)(nibu(ru)) | |
なま(る)(Nama(ru)) | |
のろ(い)(noro(i)) | |
にび(nibi) | |
Meanings | Dull, Stupid, Blunt, Dim |
Become dull, Become Blunt | |
Dark gray |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “鈍”, and their meanings
Words | Meanings |
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鈍化(どんか-do n ka) | Blunting, To get dull, Becoming dull, Slowing down |
鈍角(どんかく-do n ka ku) | Obtuse angle |
鈍器(どんき-do n ki) | Blunt instrument, Blunt weapon |
鈍行(どんこう-do n ko u) | Local train, Slow train |
鈍根(どんこん-do n ko n) | Slow-witted, Dull, Foolishness |
鈍才(どんさい-do n sa i) | Dull person, Dull‐witted person, Stupidity, Dullness, Idiot, Dummy |
鈍重(どんじゅう-do n ju u) | Sluggish, Dull, Blunt, Slow, Stolid |
鈍痛(どんつう-do n tsu u) | Dull pain, Slow pain |
鈍刀(どんとう-do n to u) | Dull sword, Blunt sword |
鈍物(どんぶつ-do n bu tsu) | Thickhead, Muggins, Sap, Saphead, Tomfool, Blockhead, Fool |
鈍麻(どんま-do n ma) | Torpor, Obtundation, Blunting |
鈍磨(どんま-do n ma) | Becoming dull (of a knife, one’s wits, etc), Becoming blunt |
鈍利(どんり-do n ri) | Bluntness and sharpness |
鈍色(にびいろ-ni bi i ro) | Dark gray color |
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