Info on the Kanji 貫

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Meaning(s)

pierce, 8 1/3lbs, penetrate, brace

Reading(s)

onyomi KAN
kunyomi tsuranu-ku

Other

stroke count 11
grade s
jlpt level N1
Example words with 貫
WordMeaning
かん
kan
kan / kan / pieces of sushi
いっかん
ikkan
consistency / coherence / integration / one kan / one piece of sushi
かんかん
kan kan
weighing / platform scales
つらぬく
tsuranuku
to go through / to pierce / to penetrate / to carry out / to persist / to keep / to stick to / to maintain
かんしゅ
kan shu
chief abbot
かんくび
kan kubi
chief abbot
かんつう
kantsuu
pierce / penetrate / perforate
かんてつ
kantetsu
accomplishment / realization / realisation / penetration
かんにゅう
kan nyuu
penetration
かんぬき
kannuki
bar / bolt / latch
かんめ
kanme
unit of weight, approx. 3.75 kg
かんりゅう
kanryuu
flowing through / conduction
かんろく
kanroku
presence / dignity
かんろく
kan roku
presence / dignity
ゆびかん
yubi kan
type of hakama worn in ancient times
じゅうかん
juukan
running through / traversal
すいかん
sui kan
streamer / pennant
とおりかん
toori kan
piercing through / penetrating / perforating / persisting / sticking
とっかん
tokkan
charge / rush / lightning attack
まんがん
mangan
win worth 8000 points
めかん
me kan
sword hilt / decorative hilt
うでかん
ude kan
arm glove / arm warmer / sleevelet / bracelet / leather thread on guard or pommel of a sword / hole in the butt end of a chinese spear
いっかんこう
ikkan kou
combined school
いっかんせい
ikkansei
consistency
生葉かんなまは
kan nama ha
perfoliate leaf
頭衣かんあたまころも
kan atama koromo
simple type of clothing consisting of a large piece of cloth with a hole in the middle for the head
入岩かんにゅういわ
kan nyuu iwa
intrusive rock
ゆびつらぬき
yubi tsuranuki
thimble
しゃつらぬく
sha tsuranuku
to shoot through something / to pierce
しゃっかんほう
shakkanhou
old japanese system of weights and measures
すいつらぬき
sui tsuranuki
streamer / pennant
同田どうたぬき
dou tanuki
eiroku-period swordsmithing school, named for a place in the old higo province / sword of the dotanuki school, usually thicker and heavier than regular japanese swords / in fiction, a heavier variant of japanese sword
胴田どうたぬき
dou tanuki
eiroku-period swordsmithing school, named for a place in the old higo province / sword of the dotanuki school, usually thicker and heavier than regular japanese swords / in fiction, a heavier variant of japanese sword
めつらぬき
me tsuranuki
sword hilt / decorative hilt
裸一はだかいっかん
hadaka ikkan
without any means / reduced to naked personal merit
こつらぬく
ko tsuranuku
to gouge out / to excavate / to bore / to drill
していっかんして
ikkan shite
consistently
教育いっかんきょういく
ikkan kyouiku
integrated education / integrated school system
作業いっかんさぎょう
ikkan sagyou
continuous operation
番号いっかんばんごう
ikkan bangou
serial number
一気通いっきとおりかん
ikki toori kan
pure straight / winning hand containing nine consecutive tiles of the same suit as three chows
黄金千おうごんせんかん
ougon sen kan
sweet potato variety
き通すつらぬきとうす
tsuranuki tousu
to go through / to pierce / to penetrate / to persist / to stick to / to enforce will
通銃創かんつうじゅうそう
kantsuujuusou
piercing bullet wound
禄十分かんろくじゅうぶん
kanrokujuubun
having great presence / having an air of importance / having enough gravity for
禄不足かんろくふそく
kanroku fusoku
lacking enough gravity for / being an insignificant figure for
刺しさしつらぬく
sashi tsuranuku
to pierce
首尾一しゅびいっかん
shubiikkan
consistent / unchanging from beginning to end
首尾しゅびかんてつ
shubi kantetsu
consistency / coherence / unchanging from beginning to end
終始一しゅうしいっかん
shuushi ikkan
consistency / unchanging from beginning to end
打ちうちつらぬく
uchi tsuranuku
to punch / to hit and hit / to stamp out / to pierce / to bore into / to knock down walls
工事とっかんこうじ
tokkankouji
construction at top speed
作業とっかんさぎょう
tokkan sagyou
rush work / crash program / working on a crash basis / working at top speed
壁をかべをつらぬく
kabe wo tsuranuku
to penetrate the wall
銃創もうかんじゅうそう
mou kan juusou
lodged-bullet wound
刳りこりつらぬく
ko ri tsuranuku
to gouge out / to excavate / to bore / to drill
教育校いっかんきょういくこう
ikkan kyouiku kou
integrated set of schools that offers education from one stage to the next without taking extrance exams en route
中高一ちゅうこういっかんこう
chuukou ikkan kou
combined junior high and high school
町をく路まちをつらぬくみち
machi wo tsuranuku michi
road passing through the town
裸一の人はだかいっかんのにん
hadaka ikkan no nin
person with no property but his own body
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Example Sentences with 貫
ある人物が不変の性質で全人生をくということは小説の中だけの話だ。

ボクが憧れたのは翔太部長の『力』じゃない。体を張ってでも信念をこうとする雄々しい勇気だったはず。

返事を待つアリスに向けられたのは突然の咆哮。それは耳をかんばかりに鋭く、天に届かんばかりに大きく響くものでした。

作業だったから、サイズが合わないかもしれません。



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