Results, 二葉葵

ふたばあおいfutabaaoiフタバアオイFUTABAAOI

noun:

  • Asarum caulescens (species of wild ginger)

Kanji definition:

NIJIふたfutaふたfuta.tsuふたたびfutatabi

two; two radical (no. 7)

Strokes:
2
Radical:
二 two
SKIP:
2-1-1
UTF:
4e8c
JIS208:
38-83
Nanori:
おとotoつぐtsuguつぎtsugiにいniihafuふたつfutatsuふだfudawa
Hangul:
이 [i]
Pinyin:
èr
Stroke order:
Example words:
二人ふたりfutari
two persons; two people; pair; couple
ni
two
十二月じゅうにがつjuunigatsu
December
二月にがつnigatsu
February; / second month of the lunar calendar
二つふたつfutatsu
two

ヨウYOUha

leaf; plane; lobe; needle; blade; spear; counter for flat things; fragment; piece

Strokes:
12
Radical:
艹艸䒑 grass
SKIP:
2-3-8
UTF:
8449
JIS208:
45-53
Nanori:
yowa
Hangul:
엽 [yeob]섭 [seob]
Pinyin:
xié / yè / shè
Stroke order:
Example words:
言葉ことばkotoba
language; dialect; / word; words; phrase; term; expression; remark; / speech; (manner of) speaking; / learning to speak; language acquisition
ha
leaf; blade (of grass); (pine) needle
青葉あおばaoba
fresh leaves
話し言葉はなしことばhanashikotoba
spoken language; colloquial expression
枯れ葉かれはkareha
dead leaf; dry leaves

KIあおいaoi

hollyhock

Strokes:
12
Radical:
艹艸䒑 grass
SKIP:
2-3-9
UTF:
8475
JIS208:
16-10
Nanori:
まもるmamoruke
Hangul:
규 [gyu]
Pinyin:
kuí
Stroke order:
Alternative stroke order:
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Example words:
本山葵ほんわさびhonwasabi
wasabi (Wasabia japonica)
葵祭あおいまつりaoimatsuri
Aoi Festival (Kyoto, May 15); Aoi Matsuri
花葵はなあおいhanaaoi
hollyhock
天竺葵てんじくあおいtenjikuaoi
geranium
葵花きかkika
sunflower

Kanji

NIJIふたfutaふたfuta.tsuふたたびfutatabi

two; two radical (no. 7)

ヨウYOUha

leaf; plane; lobe; needle; blade; spear; counter for flat things; fragment; piece


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