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鄭 — 15 strokes / Radical「⻏」

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On
テイ・ジョウてい・じょう · tei · jō
Kun
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Meaning
Zheng; courteous

STROKE ORDER

Stroke order

ORIGIN

Origin

The village radical with an element for setting out offerings: originally an ancient Chinese state; also “courteous”.

COMPOUNDS

Compounds

  • 鄭重ていちょう

    courteous; polite

  • 鄭てい

    Zheng (ancient Chinese state)

EXAMPLE

Example

A sentence using this kanji

申(もう)し出(で)は鄭重(ていちょう)にお断(ことわ)りした。

I declined the offer courteously.

Nearby characters

The line style shows how they connect

鄭重鄭重heavy邑villag…郁richly…邦countr…那what?邨a vill…汀water’…丞assist杖staff帖quire剃shave
CompoundRadicalReading

Compound

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