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On'yomi
ベツ
BETSU
Kun'yomi
ないがしろ・なみ.する・くらい・さげす.む
naigashiro / namisuru / kurai / sagesumu

ignore · despise · neglect · ridicule

Details

Strokes14
Frequency#2483
Radicalgrass(6)

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Strokes14

Cultural Context

Etymology

Composed of grass, garrison, and woman. Despised woman.

Symbolism

Contempt, scorn, look down. Represents scorning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 蔑 mean in Japanese?

蔑 means ignore, despise, neglect, ridicule.

How do you read 蔑?

On'yomi: ベツ (BETSU). Kun'yomi: ないがしろ、なみ.する、くらい、さげす.む (naigashiro, namisuru, kurai, sagesumu).

How many strokes does 蔑 have?

蔑 has 14 strokes. Its radical is 艸 (grass).

Is 蔑 a good kanji for a tattoo?

Be careful. 蔑 can carry meanings or readings you may not intend. Check the cultural context on this page before committing to a tattoo.

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