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吊 — kanji meaning “suspend”

suspend, hang, wear (sword)

Meanings
suspend, hang, wear (sword)
On'yomi
Kun'yomi
Strokes
6
Newspaper frequency
#2475 of 2,500
Classical radical
30
Chinese reading
diào — Chinese character page

Words with 吊

WordReadingMeaning
つる tsuruto hang; to suspend; to sling
ちゅうづり chuuzurihanging in midair; suspended in midair
つるす tsurusuto hang; to hang up
つり tsurihanging; suspending
くびつり kubitsurihanging oneself; person who hanged themselves
つりあげ tsuriagemechanism used to lift an actor onto the stage (in kabuki)
つりばし tsuribashisuspension bridge; rope bridge
つるし tsurushiready-made clothing; off-the-rack clothing; second-hand clothes
つりだし tsuridashiwinning technique where the opponent is lifted out by his belt
つりだす tsuridasuto hold (the opponent) in the arms and carry him out of the ring
なかづり nakazuriadvertisement hanging in a train
つりてんじょう tsuritenjoususpended ceiling

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