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N4 Kanji 67: 太
Meaning:
In Japanese, 太 means “big”.
How to read it:
| Kunyomi | ふと |
| Onyomi | たい、た |
How to write it:
Origin:
You can see a big man.
So 太 stands for “big” .
And you can see that it also have the meaning of “fat”, because you will be bigger when you get fat.
Development:
Vocabulary:
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 太い | ふとい | thick |
| 太る | ふとる | to get fat |
| 太陽 | たいよう | sun |
| 太鼓 | たいこ | drum |
| 太刀 | たち | sword |
| 太刀打ち | たちうち | sword fighting |
| 太め | ふとめ | thick |
| 骨太 | ほねぶと | bone |
| 図太い | ずぶとい | thick |
| 太字 | ふとじ | bold |
| 助太刀 | すけだち | help |
| 極太 | ごくぶと | very thick |
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