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梗 — kanji meaning “for the most part”

for the most part, close up, flower stem

Meanings
for the most part, close up, flower stem
On'yomi
Kun'yomi
Strokes
11
School grade
8
Classical radical
75
Chinese reading
gěng — Chinese character page

Words with 梗

WordReadingMeaning
しんきんこうそく shinkinkousokuheart attack; myocardial infarction
こうそく kousokustoppage; blocking
ききょう kikyouChinese bellflower (Platycodon grandiflorus)
こうがい kougaioutline; summary; abstract
のうこうそく noukousokucerebral infarction; (ischemic) stroke
ねじききょう nejikikyoutwisted Chinese bellflower crest
かこう kakouflower stalk; peduncle
チンゲンサイ chingensaibok choy (Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis; esp. cultivars with green stalks); pak choi
さわぎきょう sawagikyouLobelia sessilifolia (species of lobelia)
しょうかこう shoukakoupedicel
いわぎきょう iwagikyoumountain harebell (Campanula lasiocarpa); Alaska harebell
ちしまぎきょう chishimagikyouhairyflower bellflower (Campanula chamissonis)

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