佩 — kanji meaning “wear”
佩
wear, put on (a sword)
- Meanings
- wear, put on (a sword)
- On'yomi
- ハイ (hai)
- Kun'yomi
- は.く、お.びる、おびだま
- Strokes
- 8
- Classical radical
- 9
- Chinese reading
- pèi — Chinese character page
Words with 佩
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 佩刀 | はいとう haitou | wearing a sword; sword one is wearing |
| 佩剣 | はいけん haiken | wearing a sword |
| 佩用 | はいよう haiyou | wearing (an insignia, sword, etc.) |
| 感佩 | かんぱい kanpai | deep gratitude; heartfelt appreciation; not forgetting to express one's gratitude |
| 佩楯 | はいだて haidate | thigh guards (worn underneath armor) |
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