Kanji
What does the kanji 絶 mean?
絶 means cut off, sever; absolute, unmatched. On'yomi ゼツ. Kun'yomi た.える、た.やす、た.つ.
Quick facts| On'yomi | ゼツ |
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| Kun'yomi | た.える、た.やす、た.つ |
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| Strokes | 12 |
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| Main radical | 糸 |
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| Level (estimated, JLPT framework) | N3 |
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絶On'yomi ゼツKun'yomi た.える、た.やす、た.つ
N3 · estimated, JLPT framework12 strokes
cut off, sever; absolute, unmatched
Memory hook
The thread (糸) of colour (色) cut clean through — SEVER, ABSOLUTE.
Stroke order · 12 strokes
Common words
- 絶対ぜったいabsolute; definitely
- 絶滅ぜつめつextinction
- 絶えるたえるto become extinct, to cease, to be cut off
More words with this kanji
- 絶えずたえずconstantly, incessantly
- 拒絶きょぜつrejection, refusal
- 途絶えるとだえるto be cut off, to stop, to cease
- 絶版ぜっぱんout of print
- 謝絶しゃぜつrefusal, declining
