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On'yomi
HI
Kun'yomi
こ.える・こえ・こ.やす・こ.やし・ふと.る
koeru / koe / koyasu / koyashi / futoru

fertilizer · get fat · fertile · manure · pamper

Details

Strokes8
Frequency#1469
Radicalmeat(6)

Stroke Order

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Strokes8

Component Breakdown

=

moon + 巴

Cultural Context

Etymology

Composed of flesh and phonetic. Flesh fertilizer.

Symbolism

Fertilizer, obesity, fatten. Represents fattening.

Words & Expressions

Four-Character Compounds

大兵肥満

だいひょうひまん

big portly man; big portly man

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 肥 mean in Japanese?

肥 means fertilizer, get fat, fertile, manure, pamper.

How do you read 肥?

On'yomi: ヒ (HI). Kun'yomi: こ.える、こえ、こ.やす、こ.やし、ふと.る (koeru, koe, koyasu, koyashi, futoru).

How many strokes does 肥 have?

肥 has 8 strokes. Its radical is 肉 (meat).

Is 肥 a good kanji for a tattoo?

Yes. 肥 (fertilizer, get fat, fertile, manure, pamper) has a clear positive meaning and no embarrassing alternate readings, making it a solid tattoo choice.

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