“Curtain” or “Tent” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “幕”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “幕” means “Break of a play”, “End of an event” or “One scene of a play” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “幕”
Jouyou Kanji “幕” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
13 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
まく(maku) |
ばく(baku) |
Meanings |
Curtain, Tent, Cover, Covering cloth |
Camp, Encampment of Shogun |
Shogunate |
Break of a play, One scene of a play |
End of an event |
A rank of Sumo |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “幕”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
幕営(ばくえい-ba ku e i) |
Bivouacking, Camping, Encampment, Tenting, Cantonment |
幕使(ばくし-ba ku shi) |
Shogunate envoy |
幕舎(ばくしゃ-ba ku sha) |
Cantonment, Bivouac, Encampment, Camp, Barracks |
幕臣(ばくしん-ba ku shi n) |
Shogunate retainer, Shogunate vassal |
幕政(ばくせい-ba ku se i) |
The shogunate (administration) |
幕府(ばくふ-ba ku fu) |
Shogunate government, Imperial Guards office, Residence of the Imperial Guards commander |
幕末(ばくまつ-ba ku ma tsu) |
Closing days of the Tokugawa shogunate, End of the Edo period, Late Tokugawa shogunate |
幕吏(ばくり-ba ku ri) |
Shogunate official |
幕僚(ばくりょう-ba ku ryo u) |
Side Attendants of a commander, Staff officer |
幕下(ばっか-ba kka) |
Vassal, Direct vassals of Shogun, General’s headquarters |
幕下(まくした-ma ku shi ta) |
Makushita, Junior‐grade sumo wrestlers |
幕閣(ばっかく-ba kka ku) |
Shogunate cabinet, The highest administrative organ of the shogunate |
幕間(まくあい-ma ku a i) |
Intermission (between acts), Interlude |
幕開き(まくあき-ma ku a ki) |
① Rise of the curtain, Opening of a play, ② Beginning, Start, Offset, Outset, kickoff, Starting time, Get-go |
幕内(まくうち-ma ku u chi) |
Makuuchi, Senior‐grade sumo wrestlers, Top division (of professional sumo) |
幕切れ(まくぎれ-ma ku gi re) |
① The fall of the curtain, The end of an act, ② End, Ending, Close |
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