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潰 — kanji meaning “crush”

crush, smash, break, dissipate

Meanings
crush, smash, break, dissipate
On'yomi
Kun'yomi
Strokes
15
School grade
8
Classical radical
85
Chinese reading
kuì, huì — Chinese character page

Words with 潰

WordReadingMeaning
つぶす tsubusuto smash; to crush; to flatten
かいよう kaiyouulcer
つぶれる tsubureruto be crushed; to be squashed; to be smashed
つぶれ tsuburecollapse; ruin; destruction
いかいよう ikaiyoustomach ulcer; gastric ulcer
めつぶし metsubushisand, ash, etc., thrown in the eyes to blind someone; throwing something at someone's eyes to blind them
ごくつぶし gokutsubushigood-for-nothing; parasite; deadbeat
ついえる tsuieruto collapse (of a building, dream, plan, etc.); to be destroyed; to fall through
しらみつぶし shiramitsubushivery thorough search (for contraband, escaped convict, etc.); fine-tooth-comb search; exhaustive search
すりつぶす suritsubusuto mash; to grind; to pulverize
かいそう kaisourout; stampede
かおをつぶす kaootsubusuto make someone lose face; to embarrass someone; to make someone look foolish

Data: KANJIDIC2 (CC BY-SA 4.0); KanjiVG (CC BY-SA 3.0); JMdict (CC BY-SA 4.0). Retrieved 2026-10-22.

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