Japanese symbol for “chapped”

ひびの切れた

ひびのきれた

Romaji: hibinokireta

chapped (hands)

In Japanese, chapped is ひびの切れた, read ひびのきれた (hibinokireta).

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Meanings

adj-f chapped (hands)

Written forms: ひびの切れた、皹の切れた. Readings: ひびのきれた.

Kanji and stroke order

切

cut, cutoff, be sharp

on: セツ、サイ
kun: き.る、-き.る、き.り、-き.り

4 strokes · JLPT 3

Related words

Words that share a kanji.

Word	Reading	Meaning
大切	たいせつ taisetsu	important; significant; serious
一切	いっさい issai	all; everything; entirety
適切	てきせつ tekisetsu	appropriate; suitable; fitting
切り	きり kiri	end; finish; place to stop
切る	きる kiru	to cut; to cut through; to perform (surgery)
親切	しんせつ shinsetsu	kind; gentle; considerate

See also: Chinese symbol for “chapped”.

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