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plant
Stroke count: 12

Readings

On readingショク
Kun readingう.える、う.わる
JōyōGrade 3
  1. to plant
  2. to grow
  3. to raise
  4. to insert
  5. to transplant

Popular Usage

植える植物植木植わる

Radicals and components

Radical木treeComponents

Mnemonic (RtK)

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tree (木) · wood (木) · straightaway · ten (十) · needle (丨) · eye (目) · fishhook

From "Remembering the Kanji" by James Heisig · Frame 217

Compound words

植えるうえる
to plant; to grow; to raise; to insert; to transplant
植物しょくぶつ
plant; vegetation
植木うえき
garden plant; garden tree; potted plant
移植いしょく
transplanting (a plant); transplant; grafting; transplantation (of an organ, tissue, etc.); transplant
誤植ごしょく
misprint; typographical error; typo
植樹しょくじゅ
tree-planting
植林しょくりん
afforestation
入植にゅうしょく
settlement; immigration; entering a (Japanese) settlement
植物園しょくぶつえん
botanical garden
植民地しょくみんち
colony; (Japanese) settlement (in Brazil)
植木鉢うえきばち
flowerpot; plant pot
田植えたうえ
rice planting
動植物どうしょくぶつ
plants and animals; flora and fauna
鉢植えはちうえ
potted plant; potting

Stroke Order

12 strokes

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