Pile in Japanese

"pile" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.

積み重ね

tsumikasane

積volume, product (x*y)+みnot in this dictionary+重heavy, important+ねnot in this dictionary

3 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "pile". The most common choice is shown first.

Top pick

attack, advance on, succeed to, pile, heap

Reading: shuu

22 strokes · powerful, dynamic

Where it comes from

Composed of dragon and clothing. Attacking with layered clothes.

What it carries

Attack, succession, surprise attack. Represents attacking.

Related kanji for "pile"

pile up(also: volume, product (x*y), acreage)

seki · peaceful

Composed of grain and blame. Piling grain.

pile up(also: heavy, important, esteem)

juu

Shape of person carrying heavy bag. Weight.

The most common kanji for "pile" is 襲, read as shuu. It means attack, advance on, succeed to. Related kanji: 積 (pile up), 重 (pile up).

襲 has 22 strokes.