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KANJI DETAIL

install · base

On readingきょ
11 strokesN2
Radical 手 · hand

Stroke order

Loading the stroke order for 据.
11 strokes

Japanese readings

On reading
きょ
Kun reading
すえる, すわる

Study notes

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

  • Structure: 据 has 11 strokes and the on-reading きょ. 据える (すえる) and 据わる (すわる) distinguish setting something in place from it being settled.
  • Basic usage: 据える is transitive and means installing an object or appointing someone to a role; 据わる is intransitive and describes being firmly settled or gaining composure.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

  • Installing or appointing and a settled state
    • 作業台を据えた means installed a workbench. 責任者に据える案が出た means a proposal to appoint a person in charge was made, not that the appointment was completed.
    • 床にしっかり据わった describes a shelf settled firmly on the floor. ようやく肝が据わった means finally gaining composure or courage through experience.

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