鐺 — kanji meaning “chain”
鐺
chain, tip of a scabbard, flatiron
- Meanings
- chain, tip of a scabbard, flatiron
- On'yomi
- ト (to)、ソウ (sou)、トウ (tou)
- Kun'yomi
- くさり、こじり、こて、なべ
- Strokes
- 21
- Classical radical
- 167
- Chinese reading
- dāng, chēng — Chinese character page
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