図
- 7 Strokes
- Radicals: 斗
- JLPT Level 4
Definition of 図
- map
- drawing
- plan
- unexpected
- accidentally
Readings
| On'Yomi (音読み) | Kun'yomi (訓読み) |
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Popular Words With This Kanji
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図る, 謀る, はかる
to plot, to attempt, to plan, to devise, to design, to take in, to deceive, to aim for, to have something in mind, to refer A to B |
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図, ず
drawing, picture, diagram, figure, illustration, chart, graph, sight, scene |
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図書館, 圕, としょかん, ずしょかん
library |
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意図, いと
intention, aim, design |
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構図, こうず
composition |
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地図, ちず
map |
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図書, としょ
books |
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不図, 不斗, 不圖, ふと
suddenly, casually, accidentally, incidentally, unexpectedly, unintentionally |
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図式, ずしき
diagram, graph, schema |
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意図的, いとてき
intentional, on purpose |
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