虜
Kanji 虜: meaning "Captive, Barbarian, Low Epithet For The Enemy", readings, stroke order
The kanji 虜 means "Captive, Barbarian, Low Epithet For The Enemy". On'yomi: リョ; kun'yomi: —. JLPT N1 kanji, with example words.
Readings
- Meaning
- Captive, Barbarian, Low Epithet For The Enemy
- On'yomi
- リョ
- Kun'yomi
- —
- Strokes
- 13
- Level
- JLPT N1
- Official status
- Jōyō (common-use kanji)
- Old form
- 虜 旧字体: the form used before 1946, still seen in names and older texts.
Words with 虜
- 捕虜 ほりょ — prisoner of war
Stroke order · 13 strokes
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