途
Stroke order
Stroke order data from KanjiVG (CC BY-SA 3.0).
Origin of the character
形声。「辵」+音符「余」。「みち」を意味する漢語{途}を表す字。
Character meanings and origins come from the Japanese Wiktionary.
Meaning
route, way, road
English glosses from KANJIDIC2.
Readings
- On (Sino-Japanese)
- トJHS
- Kun (native)
- みち
- Other languages
- 拼音tu2
- 한글do
- Hán-ViệtĐồ
Labels show the school stage at which each Jōyō reading is taught.
Basics
- Strokes
- 10 strokes
- Radical
- 辵(しんにょう)
- JIS level
- Level 1
- JLPT (old scale)
- Level 2
- Unicode
U+9014
Components
Components this kanji is made of. Follow them to find similar kanji.
Composition (IDS): enclosure ⿺辶余
Words using this kanji
- 途中とちゅうある場所へ行くまでの間。副詞的、接続助詞的にも用いられる。 物事が進行中であること。未だ完了していないこと。on the way, en route, in the middle of, midway
- 途上国とじょうこく開発途上国の略。developing country
- 途と(ト、みち)道。道筋。way, route
- 途上とじょう道の上。路上。接続助詞的にも用いられる、 中途。途中。接続助詞的にも用いられる、on the way, en route, in the process of (development, construction, etc.), in the middle of
- 途方とほう向かうべき方向。 手段。方法。 道理。筋道。way, destination, reason
- 途端とたんちょうどその時。何かのはずみ。同時。接続助詞的にも用いられる。just (now, at the moment, etc.), just as, in the act of, as soon as
- 途絶えるとだえる「とだえる」を参照。to stop, to cease, to come to an end, to cut off
- 途切れるとぎれる「とぎれる」を参照。to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short
- 途端にとたんにjust as, right after, in the act of, as soon as
- 途絶とぜつ今まで続いていた物事が途中で絶えること。stoppage, interruption, cessation, suspension
- 途次とじある場所へ向かう道の途中。接続助詞的にも用いる。on one's way
- 途子ずしalley, alleyway, crossroads, intersection
- 途歩みちあしroute step
- 途絶えとだえpause, intermission, break, interruption
- 途切れとぎれ「とぎれ」の漢字表記。break, pause, interruption, intermission
- 途中下車とちゅうげしゃstopover (during a train or bus journey)
- 途中計時とちゅうけいじone's time at a certain point (at various points) of a race
- 途中休場とちゅうきゅうじょうquitting the tournament in progress due mostly to injury
- 途中降機とちゅうこうきstopover (between flights)
- 途切らすとぎらすto stop midway, to interrupt
Words starting with this kanji, most common first.
Lookup codes
- SKIP
3-3-7- Four Corner
3830.9- Spahn–Hadamitzky
2q7.16- Heisig
- 1790
- Nelson
- 4697