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KANJI DETAIL

appeal

On reading
12 strokesN1
Radical 言 · speech

Stroke order

Loading the stroke order for 訴.
12 strokes

Japanese readings

On reading
Kun reading
うったえる

Study notes

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

  • Structure: The on reading is , and the kun reading is うったえる. It has 12 strokes and relates to appealing or bringing a matter forward.
  • Basic usage: 訴え is read うったえ, and 訴える is read うったえる.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

  • 訴え and 訴える
    • 訴え means appeal or legal action. It is a noun read うったえ for an appeal or legal action itself.
    • 住民の訴えを聞き、騒音対策を見直した。 means “We listened to the residents' appeal and reviewed our noise-control measures.”
    • 訴える means to appeal or to complain. It is a verb read うったえる for making an appeal or reporting a symptom.
    • 住民は騒音への対策を市に訴えた。 means “Residents appealed to the city for measures against noise.”

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