Kanji

What does the kanji 足 mean?

足 means foot, leg; enough, sufficient. On'yomi ソク. Kun'yomi あし、た.りる、た.る、た.す.

Quick facts
On'yomi	ソク
Kun'yomi	あし、た.りる、た.る、た.す
Strokes	7
Main radical	足
Level (estimated, JLPT framework)	N4

足On'yomi ソクKun'yomi あし、た.りる、た.る、た.す

N4 · estimated, JLPT framework7 strokes

foot, leg; enough, sufficient

Memory hook

The square (口) is the knee and below it the foot comes to a stop (止) — FOOT, SUFFICIENT.

Main radical

足foot 7 strokes

Built from

Stroke order · 7 strokes

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Common words

足あしleg, foot
不足ふそくlack, shortage, insufficient
足すたすto add
足るたるto be enough; to be worthy of
足りるたりるto be enough, to suffice
足; 脚あしleg, foot

More words with this kanji

満足まんぞくsatisfaction, contentment
足袋たびtabi (split-toe socks)
足元あしもとat one's feet; footing, one's step
足跡あしあとfootprint; a trace of one's achievements
遠足えんそくschool excursion, outing
～足～そくcounter for pairs of footwear; leg
発足ほっそくlaunch, inauguration, establishment
補足ほそくsupplement, additional note
裸足はだしbarefoot; surpassing even professionals
足し算たしざんaddition (arithmetic)
駆け足かけあしrunning, a trot; doing something in a rush
物足りないものたりないunsatisfying, leaving something to be desired
顧客満足度を向上させるこきゃくまんぞくどをこうじょうさせるto improve customer satisfaction
ご足労をおかけいたしますごそくろうをおかけいたしますsorry for troubling you to come

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