Tie Up in Japanese

"tie up" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.

括る

kukuru

括fasten, tie up+るnot in this dictionary

2 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "tie up". The most common choice is shown first.

括

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fasten, tie up, arrest, constrict

Reading: katsu

9 strokes · peaceful, dynamic

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Where it comes from

Composed of hand and tongue. Tying with hand.

What it carries

Parentheses, supervise, include. Represents summarizing.

Related kanji for "tie up"

累

tie up

rui

Combines 'thread' (糸) with 'layers' (畾), representing piling up in many layers like thread.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Japanese kanji for tie up?

The most common kanji for "tie up" is 括, read as katsu. It means fasten, tie up, arrest. Related kanji: 累 (tie up).

How many strokes does 括 have?

括 has 9 strokes.