KanjiDB
Radical Index : 广 : 底

テイ, そこ
bottom, sole, depth, bottom price, base, kind, sort
This kanji has 8 strokes: 3 strokes in the "dotted cliff" radical 广 (まだれ) and 5 other strokes
Sample Compounds (113):
1.

そこいれ

bottoming out (of prices)
2.

ていへん

base (geometry, society)
3.

ていりゅう

bottom current, undercurrent
4.

そこぢから

latent energy, reserve strength, potentiality
5.

かいてい

bottom of the ocean
6.

たにそこ

bottom of valley or ravine
7.

てってい

thoroughness, completeness
8.

こんてい

root, basis, foundation
9.

てっていてき

thorough, complete
10.

そこ

bottom, sole
11.

とうてい

(cannot) possibly
12.

そこうち

bottoming out
13.

そこね

bottom price
14.

しんてい

one''s innermost depths, completely (from the bottom of one''s heart)
15.

はこのそこ

bottom of a box
16.

がんてい

fundus of the eye
17.
どん
どんぞこ

very bottom
18.

そこびきあみ

trawl (net)
19.

すいてい

sea or river bottom
20.

ふてってい

inconsistent, illogical, unconvincing, not thorough, indefinite, half-way
21.

がんていしゅっけつ

hemorrage in the fundus of the eye
22.

そこぬけ

bottomless
23.

せいてい

well bottom, narrow place
24.

そこびきあみ

trawl (net)
25.

みずそこ

sea or river bottom
26.

ふってい

shortage, scarcity, dearth, famine
27.

きてい

base, ground
28.

おくそこ

depth, bottom (of one''s heart)
29.

そこびきあみ

trawl (net)
30.

みなそこ

sea or river bottom
31.

ひらぞこ

flat bottom
32.

きていこうぞう

deep structure, underlying structure
33.

ていほん

original text, draft, draught
34.

おくぞこ

depth, bottom (of one''s heart)
35.

そこに

ballast
36.

あおそこひ

glaucoma
37.

ひらそこぶね

flat-bottomed boat, scow
38.

きていじょうたい

ground state
39.

そこなし

bottomless, endlessly deep, infinite
40.

おきあいそこびきあみぎょぎょう

offshore trawl fishery
41.

ていかく

base angle
42.

かわぞこ

riverbed
43.

ゆうてい

breechblock (of a gun)
44.

きていぶもん

base component
45.

ていめん

bottom, underside, base
46.

かてい

river bed
47.

そこがわ

sole leather, sole
48.

せんてい

ship''s bottom, bilge
49.

あげぞこ

false bottom
50.

きょうてい

the bottom of one''s heart
51.

かわぞこ

river bed
52.

そこわれ

situation where the bottom has dropped out
53.

ふなぞこ

ship''s bottom, bilge
54.

くつぞこ

shoe sole
55.

そこきみわるい

strange, eerie, ominous
56.

たいごてってい

attain divine enlightenment, perceive absolute truth, experience spiritual awakening
57.

こてい

bottom of a lake
58.

そこびえ

penetrating cold
59.
ケーブル
かいていケーブル

undersea cable, submarine cable
60.

そこうお

bottom-dwelling fish
61.

だいのうきていかく

basal ganglia
62.

あつぞこ

thick-soled footwear, popular in the late 1990s
63.

そこひ

any visual disorder caused by a problem within the eye (i.e., glaucoma, amaurosis, etc.)
64.
トンネル
かいていトンネル

undersea tunnel
65.

そこがたい

stable (market) after having bottomed out
66.

こうてい

mine-pit bottom
67.

かいていかざん

submarine volcano
68.

そこびかり

inner glow or light, deep gloss or luster (lustre)
69.

たにぞこ

bottom of valley or ravine
70.

くろそこひ

black cataract, amaurosis
71.

てっていきゅうめい

thorough investigation, complete inquiry
72.

かいていこく

submarine valley, submarine canyon
73.

ていし

cessation
74.

ちのそこふかく

to be deep in the bowels of the earth
75.

こばんぞこきん

pubococcygeal muscle, Kegel muscle
76.

てっていこうせん

do-or-die resistance, resistance to the bitter end
77.

かいていだに

submarine valley, submarine canyon
78.

そこあげ

raising (the standard)
79.

ちてい

depths of the earth
80.

かいていたんでん

submarine coal field
81.

ていすう

base, radix
82.

ちゃくてい

reaching the bottom
83.

いとぞこ

bottom rim of earthenware cup
84.

てんてい

nadir
85.

かいていちけい

submarine topography
86.

そこづみ

stowage at the bottom, goods stowed at the bottom
87.

じてい

ears
88.

かいていじしん

submarine earthquake
89.

ていそうすい

bottom water (depth: 4000+ meters)
90.

てい

(logarithmic) base, base (of a triangle, cone, cylinder, etc.), type, kind, extent, degree
91.

しゅうちてってい

(something) known to all
92.

ならくのそこ

abyss
93.

かいていでんしん

submarine telegraphy
94.

そこのくに

underworld
95.

あげぞこ

false bottom
96.

なべぞこ

(inner) bottom of a pot, lingering recession
97.

かいていでんせんふせつせん

cable layer
98.

そこをつく

to run out of
99.

こころのおくそこ

innermost depths of one''s heart
100.

なべそこけいき

lingering recession, an economy that lingers in the doldrums after bottoming out
101.

かいていゆでん

offshore oil field
102.
れぬ
そこしれぬ

bottomless
103.

そこい

one''s underlying motives or true intentions
104.

こころのそこ

bottom of one''s heart
105.

にじゅうぞこ

bottom, double sole
106.

かいていろうげつ

totally useless (fruitless) effort, wasting time on an impossible task (like trying to scoop up a reflected moon from the bottom of the sea)
107.

そこつち

subsoil
108.

そこいじわるい

malicious, spiteful
109.

しんそこ

one''s innermost depths, completely (from the bottom of one''s heart)
110.

のうていぶ

lower brain, base of the brain
111.

まるぞこ

round-bottom
112.

そこまめ

blister (on the sole of the foot), corn
113.

そこびきあみ

trawl (net)

Kuten Code: 3676
EUC Code: c4ec
Shift-JIS Code: 92ea
JIS Code: 446c
Unicode: 5e95
Radical Index: 53
Frequency Rank: 867
Jouyou Grade: 4
DeRoo Code: 556
Four Corner code: 0024.2
"New Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 3084
"Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 1508
"New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 1612
"Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide" Index: 585
"A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese 3rd Edition" Index: 576
"Kanji in Context" Index: 745
"Kanji Learners Dictionary" Index: 1961
"Essential Kanji" Index: 590
"A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese" Index: 475
"Tuttle Kanji Cards" Index: 510
"The Kanji Dictionary" Index Code: 3q5.3
"Kanji & Kana 2nd Edition" Index: 562
Morohashi Index: 9262
Morohashi Volume.Page: 4.552
Gakken Index: 549
"Remembering The Kanji" Index: 791
"Japanese Names" Index: 1833
Korean Readings: ji, jeo
Pinyin: di3, de5

Radical Index : 广 : 底

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