捲
Stroke order
Stroke order data from KanjiVG (CC BY-SA 3.0).
Origin of the character
形声。「手」+音符「卷」。
Character meanings and origins come from the Japanese Wiktionary.
Meaning
roll, wind, coil, turn pages, roll up sleeves, strip off, be turned, be rolled up
English glosses from KANJIDIC2.
Readings
- On (Sino-Japanese)
- ケン
- Kun (native)
- ま(く)
- ま(くる)
- まく(る)
- めく(る)
- まく(れる)
- Other languages
- 拼音juan3
- 한글gweon
- Hán-ViệtQuyển
- Hán-ViệtQuyền
Basics
- Strokes
- 11 strokes
- Radical
- 手(て)
- JIS level
- Level 1
- Unicode
U+6372
Components
Components this kanji is made of. Follow them to find similar kanji.
Composition (IDS): left–right ⿰扌卷
Words using this kanji
- 捲るまくるto turn up, to roll up (e.g. sleeves), to do over and over again, to do relentlessly
- 捲るめくるto turn over, to turn (pages), to leaf through (a book, etc.), to tear off
- 捲縮けんしゅくcrimp, crinkle, waviness
- 捲りまくりunframed painting, unframed drawing, suddenly coming up from behind and overtaking on the outside (keirin)
- 捲りめくりprogram board (concert, theatrical production), act-announcement sheets, mekuri karuta
- 捲れるまくれるto be turned up, to be turned inside out, to ride up, to be lifted (e.g. by wind)
- 捲土重来けんどちょうらいいちど敗れた者がふたたび力を盛り返し、反撃に転じること。「けんどじゅうらい」とも。転じて、ものごとに一度失敗した者が再起を期して準備をととのえ、再挑戦してくること。recouping one's strength for a renewed attack, making another attempt with redoubled efforts
- 捲し上げるまくしあげるto tuck (e.g. sleeves), to roll up
- 捲りカルタめくりカルタmekuri karuta, hanafuda
Words starting with this kanji, most common first.
Similar-looking kanji
Selected automatically by comparing composition (IDS). “Same composition” means the parts and their arrangement match.
Lookup codes
- SKIP
1-3-8- Four Corner
5901.2- Spahn–Hadamitzky
3c8.9- Nelson
- 1933