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酔 — kanji meaning “drunk”

drunk, feel sick, poisoned, elated, spellbound

Meanings
drunk, feel sick, poisoned, elated, spellbound
On'yomi
Kun'yomi
Name readings
Strokes
11
School grade
8
JLPT (old scale)
Level 1
Newspaper frequency
#1640 of 2,500
Classical radical
164
Chinese reading
zuì

Words with 酔

WordReadingMeaning
ますい masuianaesthesia; anesthesia
よい yoidrunkenness; intoxication
よっぱらい yopparaidrunk person; (a) drunk
でいすい deisuibeing dead drunk; drunken stupor
よう youto get drunk; to become intoxicated
とうすい tousuiintoxication
ふつかよい futsukayoihangover
よっぱらう yopparauto get drunk
しんすい shinsuiadoration; admiration
ほろよい horoyoislight intoxication; being tipsy; mellowness
よいどれ yoidoredrunkard; drunk
わるよい waruyoidrunken sickness; getting sick from drinking

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