Results, 切り拓く

きりひらくkirihiraku Inflection

godan ~く verb / transitive:

  • to clear (land); to open up; to cut through

Kanji definition:

セツSETSUサイSAIki.ru~き ki.ruki.ri~き ki.ri~ぎ gi.riれるki.reru~きれる ki.reruki.re~き ki.re~ぎ gi.re

cut; cutoff; be sharp

Strokes:
4
Radical:
刀刂⺈ sword
SKIP:
1-2-2
UTF:
5207
JIS208:
32-58
Nanori:
きつkitsuきりkiriぎりgiri
Hangul:
절 [jeol]체 [che]
Pinyin:
qiē / qiè
Stroke order:
Example words:
大切たいせつtaisetsu
important; necessary; indispensable; / beloved; precious; dear; cherished; valuable; / careful
一切いっさいissai
all; everything; the whole; lock, stock, and barrel; / absolutely not (with negative); without exception; entirely not
適切てきせつtekisetsu
pertinent; appropriate; adequate; relevance
思い切っておもいきってomoikitte
resolutely; boldly; decisively; daringly
締め切りしめきりshimekiri
deadline; closing; cut-off; end; / cofferdam; / closed (door, window, etc.)

タクTAKUひらhira.ku

clear (the land); open; break up (land)

Strokes:
8
Radical:
手扌龵 hand
SKIP:
1-3-5
UTF:
62d3
JIS208:
34-83
Nanori:
tsuひろhiro
Hangul:
척 [cheog]탁 [tag]
Pinyin:
tuò / tà
Stroke order:
Example words:
開拓かいたくkaitaku
reclamation (e.g. wasteland); cultivation; development; / pioneering; opening up (e.g. new market); breaking new ground; trailblazing
干拓かんたくkantaku
land reclamation (from sea)
拓殖たくしょくtakushoku
colonization; colonisation; development; settlement; exploitation
拓本たくほんtakuhon
rubbed copy; folio of rubbings
開拓者かいたくしゃkaitakusha
pioneer; settler; colonist

Kanji

セツSETSUサイSAIki.ru~き ki.ruki.ri~き ki.ri~ぎ gi.riれるki.reru~きれる ki.reruki.re~き ki.re~ぎ gi.re

cut; cutoff; be sharp

タクTAKUひらhira.ku

clear (the land); open; break up (land)


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