桃
KANJI DETAIL
peach
On readingとう10 strokesN2
Radical 木 · treeStroke order
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Japanese readings
- On reading
- とう
- Kun reading
- もも
Study notes
1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning
- Structure: 桃 has 10 strokes and denotes the peach tree or its fruit.
- Basic usage:
桃(もも)means peach;桃源郷(とうげんきょう)means a utopia or paradise.
2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions
- Fruit and tree
冷やした桃refers to chilled peach fruit.- In
庭の桃が淡い桃色の花を咲かせた, a peach tree in the garden produced pale pink flowers.
- A comparison with paradise
桃源郷のような村compares a village to a utopia.- With
彼にとって, the description presents the place as a paradise from that person's perspective.

