漬
KANJI DETAIL
pickle · soak
On readingし14 strokesN3
Radical 水 · waterStroke order
Loading the stroke order for 漬.
Japanese readings
- On reading
- し
- Kun reading
- つける, つかる
Study notes
1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning
- Structure:
漬has 14 strokes and denotes pickling ingredients or seasoning soaking into them. - Basic usage:
漬けるis readつける, and漬かるis readつかる.
2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions
- Pickling something and becoming pickled
切った野菜を塩に漬けたdescribes pickling sliced vegetables in salt.をmarks the ingredient, andにmarks what is used to pickle it.大根がほどよく漬かるまでmeans until the radish is properly pickled, focusing on the ingredient's change of state.

