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瓦割り (kawarawari)

Romaji: kawarawari

Meaning

  1. breaking a stack of tiles with one's hand (in karate) (MA)

Kanji and stroke order

tile, gram
on: ガ
kun: かわら、ぐらむ
5 strokes
proportion, comparatively, divide
on: カツ
kun: わ.る、わり、わ.り、わ.れる
12 strokes · JLPT 2

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