Results, 焼け穴 #n

やけあなyakeana

noun:

  • a burn hole

kareha上着uwagini焼け穴yakeanawoあけたaketa He burned a hole in his coat.

Kanji definition:

ショウSHOUya.kuya.kiき~ya.ki ~や ya.kiけるya.keru

bake; burning

Strokes:
12
Radical:
火灬 fire
SKIP:
1-1-11
UTF:
713c
JIS208:
30-38
Nanori:
やいyaiやきyaki
Hangul:
소 [so]
Pinyin:
shāo
Stroke order:
Example words:
燃焼ねんしょうnenshou
burning; combustion
焼却しょうきゃくshoukyaku
incineration; destroy by fire
夕焼けゆうやけyuuyake
evening glow; red sunset; afterglow (of sunset)
焼きそばやきそばyakisoba
yakisoba; fried noodles, usu. with vegetables and meat
焼き鳥やきとりyakitori
yakitori; chicken pieces (or sometimes beef or pork offal) grilled on a skewer; / grilled and skewered bird (esp. sparrow); / failing to win a single hand during a half-game

ケツKETSUあなana

hole; aperture; slit; cave; den

Strokes:
5
Radical:
穴 cave
SKIP:
2-3-2
UTF:
7a74
JIS208:
23-74
Nanori:
けなkenaししshishina
Hangul:
혈 [hyeol]
Pinyin:
xuè / xué
Stroke order:
Example words:
あなana
hole; / deficit; shortage; missing person (in a team, meeting, etc.); / vacancy; opening; / flaw; / profitable place (or item, etc.) not well known by others; / upset victory (with a large payoff); / pit (of a theater); / hiding place; / underbelly (of society, etc.)
穴埋めあなうめanaume
filling in gaps; filling in blanks (in a form, etc.); stopgap; temporary measure; / covering up a deficit; making up for something (e.g. one's mistake)
落とし穴おとしあなotoshiana
pitfall; trap; pit
風穴かざあなkazaana
air hole; windhole; ventilator
洞穴ほらあなhoraana
cave; cavern; den; grotto

Kanji

ショウSHOUya.kuya.kiき~ya.ki ~や ya.kiけるya.keru

bake; burning

ケツKETSUあなana

hole; aperture; slit; cave; den


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