JLPT N1 · 16 strokes
Kanji 墾: "ground-breaking, open up farmland"
The kanji 墾 means "ground-breaking, open up farmland". It is written with 16 strokes and belongs to JLPT level N1, read コン in on'yomi and は.る, ひら.く in kun'yomi.
Stroke order
Strokes are written in the order of the numbers. The order is not decorative: it is what gives the character its balance, and it is also how handwriting search works in Japanese dictionaries.
Readings
On'yomi (Sino-Japanese reading)
コン
Kun'yomi (native Japanese reading)
は.るひら.く
In a kun'yomi reading, the dot separates the kanji from its okurigana: かた.る is read かたる and written 語る. A hyphen marks a bound position, like -び in 日.
At a glance
| Meaning | ground-breaking, open up farmland |
|---|---|
| Strokes | 16 |
| JLPT level | N1 |
| Taught in Japan | secondary school |
| Frequency rank | outside the 2,501 most frequent |
Common words with 墾
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