匐 — kanji meaning “crawl”
匐
crawl
- Meanings
- crawl
- On'yomi
- ホク (hoku)、フク (fuku)
- Kun'yomi
- —
- Strokes
- 11
- Classical radical
- 20
- Chinese reading
- fú — Chinese character page
Words with 匐
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 匍匐 | ほふく hofuku | creeping; crawling; sneaking |
| 匐行疹 | ふくこうしん fukukoushin | ringworm; serpigo |
| 匍匐前進 | ほふくぜんしん hofukuzenshin | crawling forward (on one's stomach) |
| 匍匐茎 | ほふくけい hofukukei | stolon; runner; creeper |
| 匐枝 | ふくし fukushi | stolon; runner |
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