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On'yomi
ショ
SHO
Kun'yomi
ところ・-こ・お.る
tokoro / ko / oru

dispose · manage · deal with · sentence · condemn · act · behave · place

Details

Strokes5
Frequency#547
Radicaltable(2)
Old Form

Stroke Order

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Strokes5

Component Breakdown

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go slowly + table

Cultural Context

Etymology

Composed of desk and slow. Sitting before desk.

Symbolism

Processing, disposal, place. Represents dealing with.

Words & Expressions

Four-Character Compounds

出処進退

しゅっしょしんたい

staying in one's position or resigning; course of action; move; staying in one's position or resigning

善後処置

ぜんごしょち

remedial measure; settlement (of matters); dealing with the aftermath; remedial measure

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 処 mean in Japanese?

処 means dispose, manage, deal with, sentence, condemn, act, behave, place.

How do you read 処?

On'yomi: ショ (SHO). Kun'yomi: ところ、-こ、お.る (tokoro, ko, oru).

How many strokes does 処 have?

処 has 5 strokes. Its radical is 几 (table).

Is 処 a good kanji for a tattoo?

Yes. 処 (dispose, manage, deal with, sentence, condemn, act, behave, place) has a clear positive meaning and no embarrassing alternate readings, making it a solid tattoo choice.

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