括
KANJI DETAIL
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On readingかつ9 strokesN3
Radical 手 · handStroke order
Loading the stroke order for 括.
Japanese readings
- On reading
- かつ
- Kun reading
- None
Study notes
1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning
- Structure: 括 has 9 strokes and the on-reading かつ. 括弧 (かっこ) and 一括 (いっかつ) concern enclosing something or handling things together.
- Basic usage: 括弧 names brackets enclosing part of a sentence or expression; 一括 means treating multiple items together at once.
2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions
- A missing bracket and handling things together
- 括弧で入れてください asks for an additional explanation to be put in parentheses. 閉じる括弧が一つ足りない means that one closing bracket is missing.
- 写真を一括して describes gathering the photographs together in the same box. 一括払いする means paying the participation fee in one lump sum rather than installments.

