Results, 太白飴

たいはくあめtaihakuame

noun:

  • white rice jelly

Kanji definition:

タイTAITAふとfuto.iふとfuto.ru

plump; thick; big around

Strokes:
4
Radical:
大 big
SKIP:
4-4-4
UTF:
592a
JIS208:
34-32
Nanori:
おおooたかtakaひろhiro
Hangul:
태 [tae]
Pinyin:
tài
Stroke order:
Example words:
太平洋たいへいようtaiheiyou
Pacific Ocean
太陽たいようtaiyou
sun
皇太子こうたいしkoutaishi
crown prince
太平洋戦争たいへいようせんそうtaiheiyousensou
Pacific War (1941-1945)
太鼓たいこtaiko
drum

ハクHAKUビャクBYAKUしろshiroしら~shira しろshiro.i

white

Strokes:
5
Radical:
白 white
SKIP:
4-5-2
UTF:
767d
JIS208:
39-82
Nanori:
あきakikaはっha
Hangul:
백 [baeg]배 [bae]
Pinyin:
bái
Stroke order:
Example words:
しろshiro
white; / innocence; innocent person; / blank space; / white go stone; / white dragon tile; / skewered grilled pig intestine
白書はくしょhakusho
white paper
白人はくじんhakujin
white person; Caucasian
空白くうはくkuuhaku
blank space; vacuum; space; null (NUL)
白紙はくしhakushi
white paper; flyleaf; / blank paper; / clean slate; lack of prior opinion, positions, etc.; / scratch; beginning

ISHIあめameやしなyashina.u

rice jelly; candy

Strokes:
13 or 14
Radical:
食飠 eat
SKIP:
1-8-5
UTF:
98f4
JIS208:
16-27
Hangul:
이 [i]사 [sa]
Pinyin:
Stroke order:
Alternative stroke order:
Example words:
あめame
(hard) candy; toffee; / rice-sugar; sugar made from the starch of rice, potatoes, etc.; / amber; yellowish-brown
粉飴こあなめkoaname
powdered mizuame; corn syrup solids; powdered corn syrup
綿飴わたあめwataame
cotton candy; fairy floss
飴色あめいろameiro
amber; yellowish-brown
飴細工あめざいくamezaiku
candy fashioned in human and animal forms

Kanji

タイTAITAふとfuto.iふとfuto.ru

plump; thick; big around

ハクHAKUビャクBYAKUしろshiroしら~shira しろshiro.i

white


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