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peach

On readingとう
10 strokesN2
Radical 木 · tree

Stroke order

Loading the stroke order for 桃.
10 strokes

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.

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