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KANJI DETAIL

pig

On readingとん
11 strokesN2
Radical 豕 · pig

Stroke order

Loading the stroke order for 豚.
11 strokes

Japanese readings

On reading
とん
Kun reading
ぶた

Study notes

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

  • Structure: The on reading is とん, and the kun reading is ぶた. It has 11 strokes and relates to the basic meaning of a pig.
  • Basic usage: is read ぶた, and 豚肉 is read ぶたにく.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

  • / 豚肉
    • means pig. It is a noun read ぶた. It refers to the animal, a pig.
    • 農場では子どもたちが豚に餌を与えた。 means “The children fed pigs at the farm.”
    • 豚肉 means pork. It is a noun read ぶたにく. It refers to pork, the meat used as food.
    • 今夜は豚肉と野菜を一緒に炒めます。 means “Tonight we will stir-fry pork with vegetables.”

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