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糸
Meaning：
In Japanese，糸 means “thread”.
How to read it：
Kunyomi：いと
Onyomi：Not often used
How to write it：
How to use it：
Kunyomi:
糸（いと）を引（ひ）く→to pull the thread
Origin：
You can see the thread.
So 糸 means “thread”.
Note: There is some difference between Chinese kanji and Japanese kanji. You should use Japanese kanji.(No line on the top)
Development:
As you know the origin of this kanji，now you can remember it easier.
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