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KANJI DETAIL

jump

On readingちょう
13 strokesN1
Radical 足 · foot

Stroke order

Loading the stroke order for 跳.
13 strokes

Japanese readings

On reading
ちょう
Kun reading
はねる, とぶ

Study notes

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

  • Structure: The on reading is ちょう, and the kun readings are はねる and とぶ. It has 13 strokes and relates to jumping, leaping, or splashing.
  • Basic usage: 跳ぶ is read とぶ, and 跳ねる is read はねる.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

  • 跳ぶ / 跳ねる
    • 跳ぶ means to jump or to leap and is read とぶ. It describes jumping a distance or leaping over an obstacle.
    • 選手は助走をつけて遠くへ跳んだ。 means “The athlete took a running start and jumped a long distance.”
    • 跳ねる means splash or leap and is read はねる. It describes a fish leaping or water or mud splashing.
    • 水面から魚が勢いよく跳ねた。 means “A fish leaped vigorously from the water.”

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