筈 — kanji meaning “notch of an arrow”
筈
notch of an arrow, ought, must, should be, expected
- Meanings
- notch of an arrow, ought, must, should be, expected
- On'yomi
- カツ (katsu)
- Kun'yomi
- はず、やはず
- Strokes
- 12
- School grade
- 9
- Classical radical
- 118
- Chinese reading
- guā
Words with 筈
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 矢筈 | やはず yahazu | nock of an arrow |
| 筈がない | はずがない hazuganai | it cannot be that ...; it is highly unlikely that ...; it is impossible that ... |
| 矢筈模様 | やはずもよう yahazumoyou | herring-bone pattern; herringbone pattern |
| 筈緒 | はずお hazuo | hemp rope fastened from the bow of a Japanese ship to the tip of the mast |
| その筈 | そのはず sonohazu | only natural; no wonder; as expected |
| 筈のない | はずのない hazunonai | that is not supposed to ...; that ought not to ...; that should never ... |
| 筈ない | はずない hazunai | it cannot be that ...; it is highly unlikely that ...; it is impossible that ... |
| 矢筈豌豆 | やはずえんどう yahazuendou | common vetch (Vicia sativa); tare |
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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