Kanji
What does the kanji 地 mean?
地 means earth, ground; land, region. On'yomi チ、ジ.
| On'yomi | チ、ジ |
|---|---|
| Strokes | 6 |
| Main radical | 土 |
| Level (estimated, JLPT framework) | N4 |
地On'yomi チ、ジ
N4 · estimated, JLPT framework6 strokes
earth, ground; land, region
Memory hook
A patch of soil (土) stretching on and on (也) into open land — GROUND, LAND.
Main radical
土soil, earth 3 strokes
Stroke order · 6 strokes
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- 6
More words with this kanji
- 地理ちりgeography
- 地ちground, earth
- 土地とちland, plot of land
- 地下ちかunderground, basement
- 地位ちいstatus, position
- 地区ちくdistrict, area
- 地味じみplain, unassuming
- 地域ちいきregion, area
- 地方ちほうregion, local area
- 地球ちきゅうEarth
- 意地いじwillpower; stubbornness
- 生地きじfabric, cloth; dough; one's true nature
- 地平線ちへいせんhorizon
- 意地悪いじわるmean-spirited, spiteful
- 各地かくちvarious places, everywhere
- 団地だんちhousing complex, apartment complex
- 地名ちめいplace name
- 地帯ちたいzone, belt (area)
- 地点ちてんlocation, point
- 地盤じばんground, foundation soil; support base
- 地質ちしつgeology
- 地面じめんground, surface of the earth
- 基地きちbase (military, facility)
- 敷地しきちsite, plot of land