Results, 啄木鳥 #n

きつつきkitsutsukigikun・たくぼくちょうtakubokuchou・けらkeragikun・けらつつきkeratsutsukigikun《啄木鳥》キツツキKITSUTSUKI

noun:

  • woodpecker

きつつきkitsutsukiはha、長くnagaku尖ったtogattaくちばしkuchibashiでde、木kiのno幹mikiをwoつついてtsutsuite、中nakaにniいるiru虫mushiをwo食べますtabemasu。 Woodpeckers peck tree trunks with their long pointed beaks and eat insects found there.

Kanji definition:

啄

タクTAKU・ツクTSUKU・トクTOKU・ついばむtsuiba.mu・つつくtsutsu.ku

peck; pick up

Strokes:
10
Radical:
口 mouth
SKIP:
1-3-7
UTF:
5544
JIS208:
34-79
Nanori:
くちkuchi・はしhashi・ばしbashi
Hangul:
탁 [tag]
Pinyin:
zhuó
Stroke order:
Example words:
啄木【たくぼくtakuboku】
woodpecker
烏啄骨【うたくこつutakukotsu】
coracoid
木

ボクBOKU・モクMOKU・きki・こ~ko

tree; wood

Strokes:
4
Radical:
木 tree
SKIP:
4-4-3
UTF:
6728
JIS208:
44-58
Nanori:
ぐgu・もmo・もとmoto
Hangul:
목 [mog] ・ 모 [mo]
Pinyin:
mù
Stroke order:
Example words:
木【きki】
tree; shrub; bush; / wood; timber
木造【もくぞうmokuzou】
wooden; made of wood; wooden construction
青木【あおきaoki】
Japanese laurel; spotted laurel; Aucuba japonica; / live tree
木材【もくざいmokuzai】
lumber; timber; wood
土木【どぼくdoboku】
engineering works; civil engineering; public works
鳥

チョウCHOU・とりtori

bird; chicken

Strokes:
11
Radical:
鳥 bird
SKIP:
4-11-4
UTF:
9ce5
JIS208:
36-27
Nanori:
かka・とto・とっto
Hangul:
조 [jo]
Pinyin:
niǎo
Stroke order:
Example words:
鳥【とりtori】
bird; / bird meat (esp. chicken meat); fowl; poultry
野鳥【やちょうyachou】
wild bird
白鳥【はくちょうhakuchou】
swan (Cygnus spp.); / white-feathered bird
小鳥【ことりkotori】
small bird; little bird
鳥居【とりいtorii】
torii; Shinto shrine archway

Kanji

啄

タクTAKU・ツクTSUKU・トクTOKU・ついばむtsuiba.mu・つつくtsutsu.ku

peck; pick up

木

ボクBOKU・モクMOKU・きki・こ~ko

tree; wood


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