Kanji
What does the kanji 棄 mean?
棄 means abandoning, discarding, renouncing. On'yomi キ. Kun'yomi す.てる.
Quick facts| On'yomi | キ |
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| Kun'yomi | す.てる |
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| Strokes | 13 |
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| Main radical | 木 |
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| Level (estimated, JLPT framework) | N1 |
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棄On'yomi キKun'yomi す.てる
N1 · estimated, JLPT framework13 strokes
abandoning, discarding, renouncing
Memory hook
Under the lid, private things and old goods left beside the tree (木) — ABANDON, DISCARD.
Stroke order · 13 strokes
Common words
- 廃棄はいきto discard, dispose of; to abolish
- 棄権きけんabstention; withdrawal, forfeit (from a contest)
- 破棄はきannulment, cancellation, discarding
