塁
Kanji information
| Meanings | Bases, Fort, Rampart, Walls, Base(ball) |
|---|---|
| On-yomi | るい, らい, すい |
| Kun-yomi | とりで |
| Strokes | 12 |
| JLPT Level | N1 |
| Grade | 8 |
| Frequency | 651 |
How to Write 塁 (Kanji) – Animated Stroke Order
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 塁 mean?
Bases, Fort, Rampart, Walls, Base(ball)
How do you read 塁?
On-yomi: るい, らい, すい / Kun-yomi: とりで
How many strokes does 塁 have?
12 strokes
塁 appears in which JLPT level?
塁 is classified as JLPT N1.
In what school grade is 塁 taught in Japan?
It is introduced in Grade 8 kanji.
How common is 塁 in modern Japanese?
Frequency rank: 651.
Where can I see the stroke order for 塁?
You can view the animated stroke order diagram for 塁 above.
What is the Unicode code-point for 塁?
U+5841
