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的 — kanji meaning “bull's eye”

bull's eye, mark, target, object, adjective ending

Meanings
bull's eye, mark, target, object, adjective ending
On'yomi
Kun'yomi
Name readings
Strokes
8
School grade
4
JLPT (old scale)
Level 2
Newspaper frequency
#105 of 2,500
Classical radical
106
Chinese reading
de, dí, dì — Chinese character page

Words with 的

WordReadingMeaning
もくてき mokutekipurpose; goal; aim
ほうてき houtekilegal
ちてき chitekiintellectual
せいてき seitekisexual (i.e. relating to biological sex)
あっとうてき attoutekioverwhelming
てきかく tekikakuaccurate; precise; exact
げきてき gekitekidramatic; exciting; touching
かっきてき kakkitekiground-breaking; revolutionary; unprecedented
ひかくてき hikakutekicomparatively; relatively
こうてき koutekipublic; official
じんどうてき jindoutekihumane
じどうてき jidoutekiautomatic

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