Kanji 叩
On:
コウ
kou
Kun:
たた.く、はた.く、すぎ
tata.ku, hata.ku, sugi
Reading in names:
-
Meanings:
strike, beat, kow tow, hit, thrash, criticize
критиковать; бить; колотить
Kanji shape:
Kanji elements:
卩, 口
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Examples
引っ叩く
ひっぱたく
hippataku
to slap;to strike;to spank (прост.) шлёпать, хлопать, ударять
手を叩く
てをたたく
tewotataku
to clap
袋叩き
ふくろだたき
fukurodataki
beating someone up by ganging up on them;facing a barrage of criticism
叩き
たたき
tataki
mince (minced meat or fish); seared skipjack tuna; robbery;extortion; hard-packed dirt (clay, gravel, etc.) floor;concrete floor; whipping;lashing;beating; criticizing;bashing;flaming бетонное покрытие; {～にする} бетонировать
叩きのめす
たたきのめす
tatakinomesu
to knock down;to beat up (till unable to stand) сбивать с ног
叩き割る
たたきわる
tatakiwaru
to smash;to break into pieces разбивать, раскалывать
叩き起す
たたきおこす
tatakiokosu
to wake up;to rouse out of bed; to knock on the door and wake someone растолкать (спящего); разбудить стуком
叩き込む
たたきこむ
tatakikomu
to drive into (e.g. a nail into a board);to hit into (e.g. a home run into the stands); to throw into (e.g. jail); to drum into (someone) (an idea, skill, etc.);to hammer into;to drill into (прям. и перен.) вбивать
叩き出す
たたきだす
tatakidasu
to begin to strike; to kick out;to forcefully expel;to fire (someone); to hammer (pattern, etc.) into metal 1) начать бить (в барабан); 2) выгонять; прогонять
叩き消す
たたきけす
tatakikesu
to beat out (a fire) потушить ударамиReading in other languages
Korean:
고
Korean (latin):
go
Pinyin:
kou4
Vietnam:
Khấu
Encoding
BIG5:
A5 6E
DECIMAL:
21481
HEX:
53E9
JIS_LEVEL:
1
MINKUTEN:
1-35-01
UTF16:
53E9
UTF8:
E5 8F A9
Dictionary indexes
Kodansha Kanji Dictionary (Jack Halpern, 2013):
208
Morohashi Daikanwajiten (Volume 2, page 0748):
3238
Remembering The Kanji (James Heisig):
2166
Remembering The Kanji (James Heisig, 6 edition):
2285
The Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary (Andrew Nelson):
876
The New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary (John Haig):
696
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Total kanji: 13136
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