KanjiDB
Radical Index : : 土

,
, , つち, つく, , ひじ
soil, earth, ground, Turkey
This kanji has 3 strokes: 3 strokes in the "earth" radical (つち) and 0 other strokes
Sample Compounds (200):
1.

どべい

mud wall, earthen wall, plaster wall
2.

どて

embankment, bank
3.

どだい

foundation, base, basis
4.

おみやげ

present, souvenir
5.

こくどちりいん

Geographical Survey Institute
6.

こくどちょう

(Japanese) National Land Agency
7.

しゅつど

appearance of an archeological find (archaeological)
8.

どじょう

soil
9.

どたんば

last moment, eleventh hour, platform made of dirt used to perform executions (decapitations) in the Edo period
10.

ぜんど

the whole nation (land, country)
11.

とち

plot of land, lot, soil
12.

ほんど

mainland, one''s home country, the country proper
13.

どま

dirt floor
14.

どしゃ

earth and sand
15.

どひょう

arena, esp. in sumo, forum (e.g. for discussion), sandbag, gabion
16.

どしゃぶり

downpour, pouring rain, cloudburst, pelting rain, heavy rain
17.

どき

earthenware
18.

どぼく

public works
19.

じょうど

(Buddh) Pure Land (esp. the Western Pure Land paradise of Amitabha), Pure Land Buddhism
20.

どじん

natives, aborigines
21.

どばし

an earthen bridge
22.

つち

earth, soil
23.

どひょうぎわ

the edge of a sumo ring, the edge or verge
24.

ふうど

natural features, topography, climate, spiritual features
25.

じょうどしんしゅう

Jodo Shinshu (offshoot of the Jodo sect)
26.

みやげ

present, souvenir
27.

とちがら

local colour, local color
28.

どよう

Saturday
29.

りょうど

dominion, territory, possession
30.

どようび

Saturday
31.

どせき

earth and stones
32.

どけんや

general (civil engineering and construction) contractor
33.

きょうど

native place, birth-place, one''s old home
34.

こくど

country, territory, domain, realm
35.

どそく

shoes
36.

ねんど

clay
37.

きょうどしょく

local color, local colour
38.

かべつち

plaster
39.
西
せいど

western lands (China, India, etc.), the West
40.

どなべ

earthenware pot
41.

かいど

lump of earth
42.

ねんどずくり

made of clay
43.

てみやげ

present (brought by a visitor)
44.

どこう

(sens) earthwork(s), laborer, labourer, construction worker
45.

もぐら

mole
46.

こくどこうつうだいじん

Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
47.

つちけむり

a cloud of dust
48.

つちかべ

mud wall
49.

きょうどはくぶつかん

folk museum
50.

へんど

rural areas
51.
西
さいほうじょうど

(Buddh) Western Pure Land (Amitabha''s Buddhist paradise)
52.

どてっぱら

guts
53.

どにち

weekend, Saturday and Sunday
54.

はいつち

ashes and earth, poor volcanic soil
55.

ねんどしつ

slimy, clay-like
56.

じゅどうどあつけいすう

coefficient of passive earth pressure
57.

どごう

local clan
58.

どだいいし

cornerstone, foundation stone
59.
けん
けんどじゅうらい

recouping one''s strength for a renewed attack (on), making another attempt with redoubled efforts
60.

もぐら

mole
61.

どげざ

kneeling down on the ground, prostrate oneself
62.

つちへん

kanji "earth" radical at left
63.

きょうどぶんがく

folk literature
64.

へんど

remote region
65.

せいしどあつけいすう

coefficient of earth pressure at rest
66.

つちくさい

smelling of earth, rustic
67.

どのう

sandbag
68.

らくど

paradise
69.

ばいようど

potting soil, planting mix, compost
70.

じゅうまんおくど

eternity, paradise
71.

どこく

Turkey
72.

つちだんご

mud pie, seed ball ("nature farming" technique)
73.
けん
けんどちょうらい

recouping one''s strength for a renewed attack (on), making another attempt with redoubled efforts
74.

どるい

earthen walls (of fortification), earthwork, embankment
75.

つちくれ

lump of earth, clod
76.

どほうがかい

complete collapse, (something) going to pieces (breaking up beyond repair)
77.

きょうどりょうり

local cuisine
78.

ほうど

realm, country
79.

あかつち

red clay, tuff loam, dark-red paint
80.

つちやき

unglazed earthenware
81.

どばと

domestic pigeon, feral pigeon
82.

けんどじゅうらい

recouping one''s strength for a renewed attack (on), making another attempt with redoubled efforts
83.
えた
こえたつち

rich (fertile) soil
84.

どこんじょう

disposition
85.

どだん

dirt mound, dirt walls on the inside of the sunken hearth in a tea room, platform made of dirt used to perform executions (decapitations) in the Edo period
86.
アメリカ
アメリカこくどあんぜんほしょうしょう

Department of Homeland Security (US), DHS
87.

どるいきんぞく

earth metal
88.

こくどちょうちょうかん

Director General of National Land Agency
89.

つちがえる

wrinkled frog (Rana rugosa)
90.

どかた

(sens) construction worker, laborer (labourer), navvy
91.

ごくらくじょうど

(Buddh) Sukhavati (Amitabha''s Pure Land)
92.

ほくべいどじん

American Indian, native American
93.

せんどきじだい

preceramic period
94.

つちはんみょう

blister beetle, oil beetle (insects family Meloidae)
95.

けんどちょうらい

recouping one''s strength for a renewed attack (on), making another attempt with redoubled efforts
96.

こえつち

rich soil
97.

しゅつどひん

artifacts
98.

とさいぬ

tosa (Japanese dog breed)
99.
アルカリ
アルカリどるいきんぞく

alkali earth metal
100.

どれい

earthenware (ceramic) bell
101.

くろつち

black terracotta, black soil
102.

どがま

earthen rice cooker
103.

つちばち

scoliid wasp (any wasp of family Scoliidae)
104.

ごんぐじょうど

seeking rebirth in the Pure Land
105.

ほっぽうりょうど

the Northern Territories
106.

どじょうおせん

soil pollution
107.

どひ

local rebels
108.

かんど

China
109.

こえつち

rich soil
110.

はつどひょう

first tournament for a sumo wrestler
111.

とさけん

tosa (Japanese dog breed)
112.

あづちじだい

Azuchi period (first half of the Azuchi-Momoyama period, 1568-1582 CE)
113.

つちいじり

playing with dirt, gardening, farming (as a hobby)
114.

こくど

black terracotta, black soil
115.

どかん

earthen pipe
116.

ゆするばち

digger wasp
117.

くほんじょうど

Amitabha''s Pure Land (composed of nine levels)
118.

やせつち

barren soil
119.

つちいろ

earth (color, colour), ashen, deathly pale
120.

つくし

horsetail, scouring rush (plant)
121.

かんれきどひょういり

former sumo grand champion''s 60th birthday ring-entering ceremony
122.

ひめつちはんみょう

Meloe coarctatus (species of oil beetle)
123.

しょうど

scorched earth
124.

どざえもん

drowned body of a person (after sumo wrestler Narusegawa Dozaemon)
125.

とちのひと

locals, natives
126.

あずちももやまじだい

Azuchi-Momoyama period (approx. 1558-1600 CE)
127.

つちろう

dungeon
128.

こんくりぜと

concrete
129.

どみん

a native
130.

くど

this painful world, magnesia
131.
ミサイル
ほんどミサイルぼうえい

national missile defense (US) (defence), NMD
132.

おきつち

earth taken from elsewhere and placed atop
133.

どまんなか

right in the center (centre)
134.

どびゃくしょう

(pejorative term for a) dirt-poor farmer
135.

きぎょうふうど

corporate culture
136.

ひょうど

top soil
137.

しょうどせんじゅつ

scorched-earth strategy (tactics)
138.

とちかいかく

land reform
139.

いとせんそう

Italo-Turkish War (1911-1912)
140.

つちぼこり

dust
141.

さしつち

adding soil to a flowerbed
142.

かわらけ

earthenware, unglazed (bisque-fired) earthenware
143.

どめん

clay face (made like a mask or as a decoration)
144.

けいそうど

diatomaceous soil
145.

まいどようび

every Saturday
146.

おきみやげ

parting gift, remembrance, aftereffect
147.

つちがみ

earthgod, earth deity
148.

きど

rare earth
149.

ひんど

poor soil, poor country
150.

じょうそうど

topsoil
151.

とちかいりょう

land improvement
152.

えいきゅうとうど

permafrost
153.

どぶくりょう

Smilax glabra (species of sarsaparilla, used esp. to refer to its dried rhizome, used in Chinese medicine)
154.

さど

sand
155.

けいそうど

loam, humus, soil formed from fine volcanic ash
156.

むどきじだい

preceramic period
157.

ていど

imperial domain
158.

どじん

earthgod, earth deity
159.

どひょうまわし

sumo wrestler''s belt used in a bout
160.

きどるい

rare earth (chem)
161.

ふしょくど

humus (soil), mold
162.

どしゃくずれ

landslide
163.

とちかん

familiarity with the land, locality or terrain (usually associated with knowing or feeling the locality)
164.

えんりえど

abhorrence of (living in) this impure world
165.

どさんほんせん

Dosan Main Line (Kochi-Kagawa Railway)
166.

さくど

surface soil
167.

つちよせ

piling up or covering with earth
168.

どぼくこうがく

civil engineering
169.

けんどじゅうらい

recouping one''s strength for a renewed attack (on), making another attempt with redoubled efforts
170.

めいど

(Buddh) Hades, the underworld, the other world, realm of the dead
171.

そこつち

subsoil
172.

どひょうびらき

opening ceremony for the new ring in a sumo stable
173.

きどるいげんそ

rare earth elements
174.

ふようど

humus, leaf mold, leaf mould
175.

じょうどきょう

Pure Land teachings
176.

とさん

product of the land, present, souvenir
177.

とちかん

familiarity with the land, locality or terrain (usually associated with knowing or feeling the locality)
178.

おんりえど

abhorrence of (living in) this impure world
179.

どまんじゅう

burial mound
180.

さつど

small area, a pinch of earth
181.

つちけいろ

earth (color, colour), ashen, deathly pale
182.

どぼくこうがくしゃ

civil engineer
183.

けんどちょうらい

recouping one''s strength for a renewed attack (on), making another attempt with redoubled efforts
184.

もくきんど

Thursday, Friday and Saturday
185.

でいど

mud
186.

つちにんぎょう

clay doll, clay figure, clay figurine
187.

どひょうまつり

ceremony to purify the ring before the start of sumo tournament
188.

きこうふうど

climate and natural features (of a region)
189.

ほうど

daimiate, fief
190.

じょうどしゅう

Pure Land sect (of Buddhism), Jodo (sect)
191.

どさん

product of the land, present, souvenir
192.

とちしゅうよう

land expropriation
193.

おうど

royal or imperial domain
194.

とうど

frozen soil
195.

たたき

hard-packed dirt (clay, gravel, etc.) floor, concrete floor
196.

どぼくこうじ

public works
197.

こふどき

(as opposed to those compiled later) ancient fudoki compiled by imperial order in 713 CE
198.

よくど

rich soil, fertile land
199.

どしょうぼね

one''s innate character, spirit, backbone
200.

きど

rare earth

Kuten Code: 3758
EUC Code: c5da
Shift-JIS Code: 9379
JIS Code: 455a
Unicode: 571f
Radical Index: 32
Frequency Rank: 307
Jouyou Grade: 1
DeRoo Code: 1472
Four Corner code: 4010.0
"New Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 3403
"Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 1050
"New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 966
"Japanese For Busy People" Index: 1.A
"The Kanji Way to Japanese Language Power" Index: 360
"Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide" Index: 347
"A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese 3rd Edition" Index: 19
"Kanji in Context" Index: 22
"Kanji Learners Dictionary" Index: 2127
"Essential Kanji" Index: 19
"A Guide To Reading and Writing Japanese" Index: 17
"Tuttle Kanji Cards" Index: 22
"The Kanji Dictionary" Index Code: 3b0.1
"Kanji & Kana 2nd Edition" Index: 24
Morohashi Index: 4867
Morohashi Volume.Page: 3.108
Gakken Index: 60
"Remembering The Kanji" Index: 316
"Japanese Names" Index: 150
Korean Readings: to, du
Pinyin: tu3

Radical Index : : 土

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