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疲
On'yomi
ヒ
HI
Kun'yomi
つか.れる・-づか.れ・つか.らす
tsukareru / zukare / tsukarasu
exhausted · tire · weary
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Component Breakdown
疲=
疒皮
疒 + skin
Cultural Context
Etymology
Composed of illness and skin. Skin illness.
Symbolism
Fatigue, tired, exhaustion. Represents tiredness.
Words & Expressions
Four-Character Compounds
疲労困憊
ひろうこんぱい
total exhaustion; total exhaustion
Proverbs & Idioms
疲れ知らず
つかれしらず
Know no fatigue
Show no signs of tiredness
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 疲 mean in Japanese?
疲 means exhausted, tire, weary.
How do you read 疲?
On'yomi: ヒ (HI). Kun'yomi: つか.れる、-づか.れ、つか.らす (tsukareru, zukare, tsukarasu).
How many strokes does 疲 have?
疲 has 10 strokes. Its radical is 疒 (sickness).
Is 疲 a good kanji for a tattoo?
Yes. 疲 (exhausted, tire, weary) has a clear positive meaning and no embarrassing alternate readings, making it a solid tattoo choice.