KanjiDB
Radical Index : : 石

いさ,
セキ, せっく, , いわ, いす, いし, コク, シャク,
stone
This kanji has 5 strokes: 5 strokes in the "stone" radical (いし) and 0 other strokes
Sample Compounds (200):
1.

そせき

foundation stone, cornerstone
2.

じしゃく

magnet
3.

いしがき

stone wall
4.

せきえい

quartz
5.

ぼせき

tombstone, gravestone
6.

ほうせき

gem, jewel
7.

せっかん

sarcophagus, stone coffin
8.

さすが

clever, adept, good, expectations, as one would expect
9.

いしだん

(flight of) stone steps
10.

せっき

stone implement
11.

しゃくじん

stone which is worshipped, image of a god in stone
12.

きんせき

minerals and rocks, metal and stone utensils, epigraph
13.

せきゆ

oil, petroleum, kerosene
14.

せきざい

(building) stone
15.

せきひ

stone monument
16.

いし

stone, gem, jewel
17.

いしばし

stone bridge
18.

かせき

fossil, petrifaction, fossilization, fossilisation
19.

こうせき

ore, mineral, crystal
20.

こく

measure of volume (approx. 180.39 liters, 6.37 cub. ft.), measure of a Japanese-style boat''s loading capacity (approx. 278.26 liters)
21.

がんせき

rock
22.

せっけん

soap
23.

だいりせき

marble
24.

せっかい

lime, quicklime, caustic lime
25.

こいし

pebble
26.

でんじしゃく

electromagnet
27.

たんせき

gallstones
28.

どせき

earth and stones
29.

せきぶつ

stone Buddhist image
30.

さいせき

broken stone, rubble
31.

いしむろ

stone hut
32.

いっせき

one game (of go)
33.

いっせきにちょう

killing two birds with one stone
34.

ふせき

strategic arrangement of go stones, preparation
35.

せきたん

coal
36.

しきんせき

touchstone, test case
37.

とうせき

stone throwing
38.

いしあたま

inflexible person
39.

せきたんのそう

coal seam, coal bed
40.

かいせきりょうり

tea-ceremony dishes, traditional Japanese meal brought in courses
41.

せきゆびちく

oil reserve
42.

しせき

dental calculus (calcified deposits that accumulate on the teeth), tartar (of the teeth)
43.

とうせきき

a catapult, sling
44.

せっかいひりょう

lime or calcium fertilizer, lime or calcium fertiliser
45.

いんせき

meteorite
46.

うまずめ

barren (sterile) woman
47.

えいきゅうじしゃく

permanent magnet
48.

せきへき

stone wall, dry wall, rocky cliff, stone precipice
49.

げっちょうせき

moonstone
50.

つけものいし

weight stone (placed on pickles)
51.

いしをひろう

to pick up a stone
52.

らくせき

falling rocks, fallen rocks
53.

せっこう

(sens) mason, stonemason
54.
いん
いんせき

meteorite
55.

いしづき

shoe, ferrule (of an umbrella), butt end (of a lance), hard tip (of mushroom)
56.

きょせき

megalith
57.

しんせっきじだい

new stone age, neolithic
58.

ほせき

paving stone
59.

せきたんがら

coal cinders
60.

かいほうせき

sepiolite
61.

せきゆけつがん

oil shale
62.

ふみいし

stepping stone
63.

いしがに

stone crab
64.

ろせき

halide (chemical)
65.

いしやき

baking by means of hot stones or pebbles
66.

えいきゅうじしゃくはつでんき

permanent magnet generator
67.

いしへん

kanji "stone" radical at left
68.

とぎいし

knife sharpener, whetstone
69.

じょうせき

established tactic, play by the book
70.

いしうす

stone mortar, millstone
71.

らんしょうせき

cyanite
72.

せっこう

plaster, gypsum, calcium sulphate (sulfate)
73.
さざれ
さざれいし

pebbles, gravel, boulder formed from gravel and sediment
74.

しゃくなげ

rhododendron
75.

きょせききねんぶつ

megalith
76.

そうちょうせき

albite
77.

じんぞうせきゆ

synthetic oil
78.

はかいし

tombstone, gravestone
79.

せきたんき

the Carboniferous Period
80.

かいじゅうせき

scheelite
81.

とかげ

lizard
82.

じしゃくばん

magnetic compass
83.

にゅうせきえい

milky quartz
84.

しょうかいせき

Shoukaiseki
85.

いしやきいも

sweet potatoes baked in hot stones or pebbles
86.

えいこくせきゆ

British Petroleum, BP
87.

せきぼく

graphite, black lead
88.

げんせいがんせき

primary rocks
89.

にわいし

garden stone
90.

たていし

milestone, standing stone
91.

せっこうぞう

plaster figure (bust)
92.
せっけん
せっけんせき

soapstone
93.

しゃくなげ

rhododendron, Rhododendron metternichii
94.

ぎょくせき

gems and stones, wheat and tares
95.

ちょうろぎ

Chinese artichoke
96.

じんぞうほうせき

artificial jewels
97.

せきたんさん

phenol, carbolic acid
98.
ザクロ
はいてつザクロいし

andradite
99.

いしろう

jail (gaol) made by placing bars across a cave entrance, cave-prison
100.

じじゅんかせき

index fossil (fossil which suggests a date of the formation of a rock stratum), key fossil, leading fossil
101.
尿
にょうろけっせき

urinary tract stone
102.

せきかん

sarcophagus, stone coffin
103.

せきけいとう

Sekikeitou
104.
ビビンバ
いしやきビビンバ

stone-roasted bibimbap, Korean style rice (bibimbap) heated in a stone pot
105.

えんせき

curb (stone)
106.
綿
いしわた

asbestos
107.

げんせき

(raw) ore
108.

てっこうせき

iron ore
109.

せきえん

rock salt, halite
110.

たていしでんき

original name for Omron Corporation
111.

こくだか

(crop) yield, stipend (orig. assessed on the basis of a crop), salary
112.
カリ
カリせっけん

potash soap
113.

うぐい

Japanese dace (Tribolodon hakonensis)
114.

たまいし

pebble, round stone, boulder
115.

ちょろぎ

Chinese artichoke
116.

じんせき

kidney stone
117.

せきたんそう

a coal bed
118.

かいじしゃく

field magnet
119.

せきろう

paraffin
120.

しゃしんせきばん

photolithography
121.

ねこめいし

cat''s-eye (in road), quartz reflector
122.

いしだたみ

stone paving
123.

おうぎょくせき

topaz
124.
綿
せきめん

asbestos
125.

げんしょうせき

type of slate (from Miyagi pref.)
126.

てっしんせきちょう

will of iron
127.

いしや

(sens) stone dealer
128.

いしがっせん

a stone-throwing fight
129.
カリ
カリちょうせき

potash feldspar
130.

せきばん

a slate
131.

ぎょくせきこんこう

mixture of the good and bad, jumble of wheat and tares
132.

ぞうこくだか

brew, brewing
133.

じんぞうけっせき

kidney stone
134.

ほうせきはた

brown-spotted grouper (species of fish, Epinephelus chlorostigma)
135.

かくせんせき

amphibole
136.

せきひ

stone knife (Jomon-period tool, shaped like a rice spoon)
137.

すていし

(in the game of go) a sacrificed stone, ornamental garden stone
138.

ねこもくせき

cat''s-eye (in road), quartz reflector
139.

いしがみ

stone which is worshipped, image of a god in stone
140.

こうぎょくせき

topaz
141.
綿
いしわたかなあみ

asbestos coated wire mesh (was used in schools as test equipment)
142.

みかげいし

granite
143.

てっせき

iron and stone, iron will
144.

いわや

cavern, grotto
145.

りょうにせんせき

competent local official
146.

せっこく

stone carving or engraving
147.
クレゾール
クレゾールせっけんえき

saponated cresol solution
148.

せきばん

a lithograph, lithography
149.

ぎょくせきこんこう

mixture of the good and bad, jumble of wheat and tares
150.

ぞうこくぜい

brewing tax
151.
きた
いきたかせき

living fossil, relict
152.

ほうせきしょう

jeweler, gem dealer, jeweler''s (jewelry) shop
153.

いしじぞう

stone statue of Jizo, taciturn person or someone disinterested in romance
154.

わりぐりいし

crushed rock, macadam
155.

ざくろ

pomegranate
156.

しゃちょうせき

plagioclase feldspar
157.

はくうんせき

dolomite
158.

せっきじだい

Stone Age
159.

おんじゃく

heated stone (wrapped in cloth and kept next to the body for warmth)
160.

いしき

stone tree
161.

ごいし

Go piece(s), Go stone(s)
162.

てっせきしん

iron will
163.

せっか

mineralization, mineralisation, petrifaction, fossilization, fossilisation
164.

ちからいし

lifting stone
165.

せっこくぶん

stone inscription, epigraphy
166.
ケイ
ケイせき

silica
167.

せきばんが

lithograph
168.

こんごうせき

diamond
169.

たざんのいし

object lesson, food for thought
170.

せいこんかせき

trace fossil
171.

ほうせきてん

jewelry store, jewellery store
172.

せきちく

a pink (the flower)
173.

かっせき

talc
174.

じゃくろ

pomegranate
175.

じゃもんせき

serpentine
176.

しろいし

white stone, white (go pieces)
177.

いしがめ

var. of turtle (clemmys japonica)
178.

いしずり

print from stone, rubbing, rubbed copy
179.

したいし

nether millstone
180.

せきもんしんがく

Edo-period popularized blend of Buddhist, Shinto and Confucian ethical teachings (popularised)
181.

くじゃくせき

malachite
182.

てっせきしんちょう

will of iron
183.

せっか

flint fire, flash
184.

りょくぎょくせき

emerald
185.

いしざいく

masonry
186.
ザクロ
ザクロいし

garnet
187.

せきばん

a slate
188.

たいせき

(terminal) moraine
189.

せいせっかい

quick lime
190.

ほうせきばこ

jewel box (case, casket)
191.

せきちくいろ

light pink (color, colour)
192.

かっせきこ

talcum powder
193.

せきりゅう

pomegranate
194.

すずいし

cassiterite
195.

はんきせき

semiprecious stones
196.

いしゆみ

crossbow (inc. large models operated by a number of people), netted apparatus atop a wall containing large stones, which were dropped onto attackers by cutting the net, slingshot, catapult
197.

いわしみずさい

Iwashimizu Festival (Sept. 15 festival held at Iwashimizu Hachimangu in Kyoto)
198.

けしょうせっけん

toilet soap
199.

かたいいし

hard stone
200.

てんせき

rolling stone

Kuten Code: 3248
EUC Code: c0d0
Shift-JIS Code: 90ce
JIS Code: 4050
Unicode: 77f3
Radical Index: 112
Frequency Rank: 342
Jouyou Grade: 1
DeRoo Code: 3377
Four Corner codes: 1026.01060.0
"New Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 2971
"Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 3176
"New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 3985
"The Kanji Way to Japanese Language Power" Index: 347
"Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide" Index: 1397
"A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese 3rd Edition" Index: 72
"Kanji in Context" Index: 102
"Kanji Learners Dictionary" Index: 1884
"Essential Kanji" Index: 102
"A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese" Index: 44
"Tuttle Kanji Cards" Index: 44
"The Kanji Dictionary" Index Code: 5a0.1
"Kanji & Kana 2nd Edition" Index: 78
Morohashi Index: 24024
Morohashi Volume.Page: 8.299
Gakken Index: 45
"Remembering The Kanji" Index: 276
"Japanese Names" Index: 113
Korean Reading: seog
Pinyin: shi2, dan4

Radical Index : : 石

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