瞳 — kanji meaning “pupil (of eye)”
瞳
pupil (of eye)
- Meanings
- pupil (of eye)
- On'yomi
- ドウ (dou)、トウ (tou)
- Kun'yomi
- ひとみ
- Name readings
- あきら
- Strokes
- 17
- School grade
- 8
- JLPT (old scale)
- Level 1
- Newspaper frequency
- #2069 of 2,500
- Classical radical
- 109
- Chinese reading
- tóng — Chinese character page
Words with 瞳
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 瞳孔 | どうこう doukou | pupil (of the eye) |
| 瞳子 | どうし doushi | pupil (of the eye) |
| 瞳孔散大 | どうこうさんだい doukousandai | pupil dilation; mydriasis |
| 散瞳 | さんどう sandou | mydriasis |
| 縮瞳 | しゅくどう shukudou | miosis; myosis |
| 散瞳薬 | さんどうやく sandouyaku | mydriatic agent; mydriatic drug |
| 瞳孔縮小 | どうこうしゅくしょう doukoushukushou | pupil constriction; miosis |
| 白色瞳孔 | はくしょくどうこう hakushokudoukou | leukocoria; leukokoria; amaurotic cat's eye |
| 瞳孔反射 | どうこうはんしゃ doukouhansha | pupillary reflex |
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