倦 — kanji meaning “lose interest in”
倦
lose interest in, tire of
- Meanings
- lose interest in, tire of
- On'yomi
- ケン (ken)
- Kun'yomi
- あき.る、あぐ.む、あぐ.ねる、う.む、つか.れる
- Strokes
- 11
- School grade
- 9
- Classical radical
- 9
- Chinese reading
- juàn — Chinese character page
Words with 倦
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 倦怠 | けんたい kentai | weariness; fatigue; languor |
| 倦怠期 | けんたいき kentaiki | stage of ennui (esp. in one's married life); period of lassitude; lethargic period |
| 倦む | あぐむ agumu | to get tired of (doing); to lose interest in |
| 倦厭 | けんえん ken'en | weariness |
| 倦怠感 | けんたいかん kentaikan | physical weariness; sense of fatigue; washed-out feeling |
| 倦憊 | けんぱい kenpai | extreme fatigue |
| 倦ねる | あぐねる aguneru | to tire of; to lose interest in; to be too much for one |
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