Results, 漬込む

漬け込む【つけこむtsukekomu】漬込む Inflection

godan ~む verb / transitive:

  • to pickle thoroughly; to pickle a large amount

Kanji definition:

漬

シSHI・つけるtsu.keru・つかるtsu.karu・~づけ zu.ke・~づけ zuke

pickling; soak; moisten; steep

Strokes:
14
Radical:
水氵氺 water
SKIP:
1-3-11
UTF:
6f2c
JIS208:
36-50
Hangul:
지 [ji]
Pinyin:
zì
Stroke order:
Example words:
漬ける【つけるtsukeru】
to soak; to seep; to dip in; / to pickle
漬物【つけものtsukemono】
tsukemono; Japanese pickled vegetables
漬かる【つかるtsukaru】
to be submerged; to be soaked; / to be pickled; to be well seasoned; / to be totally immersed (in a condition, e.g. laziness)
塩漬け【しおづけshiozuke】
pickling in salt; / leaving unchanged; leaving unused
茶漬け【ちゃづけchazuke】
chazuke; cooked rice with green tea poured on it
込

~こむ ko.mu・こむko.mu・こみko.mi・~こみ ko.mi・こめるko.meru

crowded; mixture; in bulk; included; (kokuji)

Strokes:
5 or 4
Radical:
⻌辵辶 walk
SKIP:
3-2-2
UTF:
8fbc
JIS208:
25-94
Nanori:
こみkomi・ごめgome
Hangul:
입 [ib]
Stroke order:
Example words:
見込み【みこみmikomi】
hope; promise; possibility; chance; probability; likelihood; / expectation; anticipation; forecast; estimate; / side of a structural member
申し込み【もうしこみmoushikomi】
application; entry; request; subscription; offer; proposal; overture; challenge
追い込む【おいこむoikomu】
to herd; to corner; to drive
盛り込む【もりこむmorikomu】
to incorporate; to include; / to fill (a vessel) with
巻き込む【まきこむmakikomu】
to roll up; to enfold; to swallow up; / to involve; to drag into

Kanji

漬

シSHI・つけるtsu.keru・つかるtsu.karu・~づけ zu.ke・~づけ zuke

pickling; soak; moisten; steep

込

~こむ ko.mu・こむko.mu・こみko.mi・~こみ ko.mi・こめるko.meru

crowded; mixture; in bulk; included; (kokuji)


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