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袰 — 11 strokes / Radical「衣」

道
1University / general (hardest) / 11 strokes / Radical「衣」
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Kun
ほろhoro
Meaning
an arrow-stopping cloak (a character coined in Japan)

STROKE ORDER

Stroke order

ORIGIN

Origin

Coined in Japan from 衣 and 母: the cloth billowed at the back to stop arrows.

COMPOUNDS

Compounds

  • 袰ほろ

    an arrow-stopping cloak

  • 母衣ほろ

    the usual writing

EXAMPLE

Example

A sentence using this kanji

武者(むしゃ)が袰を背(せ)に負(お)う。

The warrior wears the billowing cloak at his back.

Nearby characters

The line style shows how they connect

母衣母衣袰母mother衣clothi…衾a quil…袤length…裎to bar…裔a desc…裘a fur…
CompoundRadical

Compound

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