手
hand
- Strokes
- 4
- JLPT
- N4
- On
- シュ, ズ
- Kun
- て, た
Built from 手
- 持hold
- 指finger
- 打strike
- 投throw
- 抜slip out
- 掛hang
- 折fold
- 押push
- 払pay
- 探grope
- 捕catch
- 抱embrace
- 招beckon
- 接touch
- 技skill
- 換interchange
- 損damage
- 担shouldering
- 捨discard
- 拝worship
- 採pick
- 掘dig
- 掃sweep
- 捜search
- 拾pick up
- 挟pinch
- 振shake
- 撃beat
- 抗confront
- 挙raise
- 揚raise
- 操maneuver
- 推conjecture
- 提propose
- 拡broaden
- 排repudiate
- 援abet
- 撮snapshot
- 択choose
- 摩chafe
- 擬mimic
- 拠foothold
- 括fasten
- 授impart
- 携portable
- 抵resist
- 擦grate
- 拳fist
Words with 手
- 悪手あくしゅ · akushubad move (in chess, shogi, etc.); poor decision; bad move
- 握手あくしゅ · akushuhandshake; reconciliation; joining hands
- 安手やすで · yasudecheap kind
- 按手あんしゅ · anshuordination; laying on of hands
- 一手いって · itteone move (in go, shogi, etc.); only way; only means
- 右手みぎて · migiteright hand; right-hand side; right-hand direction
- 王手おうて · outecheck
- 下手したて · shitatehumble position; inferior; underarm grip on opponent's belt
- 歌手かしゅ · kashusinger
- 火手かしゅ · kashustoker
- 画手がしゅ · gashupainter; artist
- 旗手きしゅ · kishustandard-bearer; flag-bearer
- 騎手きしゅ · kishuhorseman; rider; jockey
- 技手ぎしゅ · gishuassistant engineer; (telegraph) operator
- 義手ぎしゅ · gishuartificial arm (hand)
- 挙手きょしゅ · kyoshuraising one's hand; show of hands (e.g. for a vote); salute
- 苦手にがて · nigatepoor (at); weak (in); not very good (at)
- 空手からて · karatekarate; being empty-handed; having nothing in one's hands
- 熊手くまで · kumaderake; fork; bamboo rake
- 軍手ぐんて · guntecotton gloves; working gloves
- 警手けいしゅ · keishuguard; signalman; attendant
- 元手もとで · motodecapital; funds; seed money
- 古手ふるて · furuteused article; worn-out article; veteran
- 鼓手こしゅ · koshudrummer
- 後手ごて · gotelosing initiative; being forestalled; moving second
- 厚手あつで · atsudethick (paper, cloth, etc.); heavy
- 好手こうしゅ · koushuexpert; skillful person; good move (in shogi, go, etc.)
- 国手こくしゅ · kokushuskilled physician; noted doctor; master
- 左手ひだりて · hidariteleft hand; left-hand side; left-hand direction
- 仕手して · shitedoer; performer; shite