貼
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On readingちょう12 strokesN1
Radical 貝 · shellStroke order
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Japanese readings
- On reading
- ちょう
- Kun reading
- はる
Study notes
1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning
- Structure: The on reading is
ちょう, and the kun reading isはる. It has 12 strokes and relates to sticking or affixing something to a surface. - Basic usage:
貼るis readはる, and貼付is readちょうふ.
2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions
貼る/貼付貼るmeansto stickorto post. It is a transitive verb readはる. It is the everyday verb for sticking or posting a map, label, or similar item.壁に町の地図を貼った。means “I posted a map of the town on the wall.”貼付meansattachmentoraffixing. It is a noun readちょうふ. It is a formal term for affixing a photograph, stamp, or similar item to a document or envelope.申請書の所定の欄に顔写真を貼付してください。means “Please attach a headshot in the designated box on the application.”

