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On'yomi
FU
Kun'yomi
つ.ける・-つ.ける・-づ.ける・つ.け・つ.け-・-つ.け・-づ.け・-づけ・つ.く・-づ.く・つ.き・-つ.き・-つき・-づ.き・-づき
tsukeru / tsukeru / zukeru / tsuke / tsuke / tsuke / zuke / zuke / tsuku / zuku / tsuki / tsuki / tsuki / zuki / zuki

adhere · attach · refer to · append

Details

Strokes5
Frequency#322
Radicalperson(2)

Stroke Order

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Strokes5

Component Breakdown

=

person + inch

Cultural Context

Etymology

Composed of person and measure. Attaching measure to person.

Symbolism

Attach, belong, vicinity. Represents attaching.

Words & Expressions

Four-Character Compounds

牽強付会

けんきょうふかい

strained (argument, interpretation, etc.); farfetched (theory, view, etc.); forced; strained (argument, interpretation, etc.)

付和雷同

ふわらいどう

following blindly; following suit without reflection; following blindly

付和随行

ふわずいこう

participating in something by merely following the leaders; participating in something by merely following the leaders

阿付迎合

あふげいごう

ingratiation; sycophancy; ingratiation

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 付 mean in Japanese?

付 means adhere, attach, refer to, append.

How do you read 付?

On'yomi: フ (FU). Kun'yomi: つ.ける、-つ.ける、-づ.ける、つ.け、つ.け-、-つ.け、-づ.け、-づけ、つ.く、-づ.く、つ.き、-つ.き、-つき、-づ.き、-づき (tsukeru, tsukeru, zukeru, tsuke, tsuke, tsuke, zuke, zuke, tsuku, zuku, tsuki, tsuki, tsuki, zuki, zuki).

How many strokes does 付 have?

付 has 5 strokes. Its radical is 人 (person).

Is 付 a good kanji for a tattoo?

Yes. 付 (adhere, attach, refer to, append) has a clear positive meaning and no embarrassing alternate readings, making it a solid tattoo choice.

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