足 kanji: foot, leg, sufficient
足 is a JLPT N5 kanji with 7 strokes. It is read ソク, あし, た-りる, た-る.
- Meaning
- foot, leg, sufficient
- On'yomi
- ソク
- Kun'yomi
- あし, た-りる, た-る, た-す
- Strokes
- 7
- JLPT level
- N5
- School grade
- Elementary school grade 1
How to write 足: stroke order
Each step adds one stroke. The newest stroke is red and numbered at its starting point.
How to remember 足
A knee (口) above a heel (止): the shape of a leg in profile.
Words that use 足
- 足あし - leg, foot
- 足りるたりる - to be sufficient
Example sentence
足が痛いです。
My leg hurts.
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Questions about 足
- What does 足 mean?
- 足 means foot, leg, sufficient.
- How do you read 足?
- 足 has the on'yomi ソク and the kun'yomi あし, た-りる, た-る, た-す.
- How many strokes does 足 have?
- 足 is written with 7 strokes. It is a JLPT N5 kanji.
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