褌 — kanji meaning “loincloth”
褌
loincloth
- Meanings
- loincloth
- On'yomi
- コン (kon)
- Kun'yomi
- ふんどし
- Strokes
- 14
- Classical radical
- 145
- Chinese reading
- kūn, huī
Words with 褌
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 緊褌 | きんこん kinkon | loincloth |
| 緊褌一番 | きんこんいちばん kinkon'ichiban | gird oneself up |
| 越中褌 | えっちゅうふんどし etchuufundoshi | string loincloth; G-string |
| 前褌 | まえみつ maemitsu | front of a mawashi |
| 横褌 | よこみつ yokomitsu | either side of a rikishi's mawashi |
| 六尺褌 | ろくしゃくふんどし rokushakufundoshi | traditional Japanese G-string for men |
| 褌一つ | ふんどしひとつ fundoshihitotsu | (wearing) a loincloth alone; nothing but a loincloth |
| 褌祝い | へこいわい hekoiwai | coming of age ceremony where boys get a new loincloth and girls a new underskirt |
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