Search Kanji for 公開かぎ

public

Radical:

Parts:ハ厶八

Dictionary:

Meanings

public; prince; official; governmental

コウ · ku
おおやけōyake
Popularity rank: 118 Pinyin: gōng Korean: gong Hán-Việt: công
Stroke counts: 4 Grade level: 2 JLPT level: 2 Skip code: 2-2-2

Example Words

ハチ公[hachikou] statue of Hachiko (a dog) at Shibuya station
郭公[kakkou] common cuckoo (Cuculus canorus)
株式公開[kabushikikoukai] stock offering (to the public)
蒲公英[tanpopo] dandelion (esp. species Taraxacum platycarpum)
官公庁[kankouchou] government administration office
丸公[marukou] official price
勤め奉公[tsutomeboukou] apprenticeship
公平[kinpira] chopped burdock root (and sometimes carrot) cooked in sugar and soy sauce
公孫樹[kousonju] ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba)

Kanji Strokes Diagram

open

Radical:

Parts:一門廾

Dictionary:

Meanings

open; unfold; unseal

カイkai
ひら.くhiraku · ひら.きhiraki · -びら.き-biraki · ひら.けるhirakeru · あ.くaku · あ.けるakeru
Popularity rank: 59 Pinyin: kāi Korean: gae Hán-Việt: khai
Stroke counts: 12 Grade level: 3 JLPT level: 3 Skip code: 3-8-4

Example Words

インフラ開発[infurakaihatsu] infrastructure development
テキスト開始[tekisutokaishi] start of text
ヘッディング開始[heddingukaishi] start of heading
押開ける[oshiakeru] to force open
沖縄開発庁長官[okinawakaihatsuchouchoukan] Director General of Okinawa Development Agency
開き直る[hirakinaoru] to become defiant
開く[hiraku] to open (e.g. a bank-account, festival, etc.)
開ける[akeru] to open (a door, etc.)
開ける[hirakeru] to become opened up
開け閉て[aketate] opening and shutting

Kanji Strokes Diagram

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