| 捲 |
ケン, ま.く, ま.くる, まく.る, めく.る, まく.れる roll, wind, coil, turn pages, roll up sleeves, strip off, be turned, be rolled up |
| This kanji has 12 strokes: 4 strokes in the "hand" radical 手 (て) and 8 other strokes | ||
| Sample Compounds (26): | ||
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捲る まくる |
to turn up, to roll up (e.g. sleeves), verb suffix to indicate reckless abandon to the activity |
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捲る めくる |
to turn over, to turn pages of a book, to tear off, to strip off |
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3.
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総捲り そうまくり |
general overview |
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押し捲くる おしまくる |
to push and push, to keep pushing to the end |
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追い捲くる おいまくる |
to disperse, to chase away |
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歌い捲る うたいまくる |
to sing energetically, to sing with abandon |
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日捲り ひめくり |
daily rip-off-a-page calendar, daily pad calendar |
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捲き上げる まきあげる |
to roll up, to hoist, to heave up, to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone), to blow up (dust) |
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譜捲り ふめくり |
page-turner (music) |
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10.
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捲き落し まきおとし |
twist down (sumo) |
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腕捲り うでまくり |
rolling up one''s sleeves |
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捲き落とし まきおとし |
twist down (sumo) |
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捲し立てる まくしたてる |
to talk on and on |
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捲れる まくれる |
to be (get) turned up (inside out) |
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捲れる めくれる |
to be (get) turned up (inside out) |
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捲土重来 けんどじゅうらい |
recouping one''s strength for a renewed attack (on), making another attempt with redoubled efforts |
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捲土重来 けんどちょうらい |
recouping one''s strength for a renewed attack (on), making another attempt with redoubled efforts |
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言い捲る いいまくる |
to talk volubly |
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言捲る いいまくる |
to talk volubly |
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書き捲る かきまくる |
to dash off, to write freely |
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尻を捲る けつをまくる |
to abandon a humble attitude and get on one''s high horse, suddenly to assume an antagonistic attitude |
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尻を捲る しりをまくる |
to abandon a humble attitude and get on one''s high horse, suddenly to assume an antagonistic attitude |
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吹き捲くる ふきまくる |
to blow about, to blow along, to brag |
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吹き捲る ふきまくる |
to blow about, to blow along, to brag |
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席捲 せっけん |
sweeping conquest, sweeping over, conquering, invading |
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切り捲る きりまくる |
to attack and scatter, to argue vehemently |