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骼 — 16 strokes / Radical「骨」

道
1University / general (hardest) / 16 strokes / Radical「骨」
On
カクかく · kaku
Kun
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Meaning
bleached bones; the frame

STROKE ORDER

Stroke order

ORIGIN

Origin

Bone 骨 with 各, each, as phonetic: bones left in the open, and the frame of the body.

COMPOUNDS

Compounds

  • 骨骼こっかく

    the skeleton

  • 骨格こっかく

    the usual writing

EXAMPLE

Example

A sentence using this kanji

骨骼(こっかく)のしっかりした人(ひと)だ。

They have a strong frame.

Nearby characters

The line style shows how they connect

骨格骨骼骼格status骨bone骭the sh…骰a die髀the th…髏a skul…髑a skul…恪revere…狢a badg…挌to str…烙to bra…凅to dry…
CompoundRadicalReading

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