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KANJI DETAIL

mausoleum · hill

On readingりょう
11 strokesN1
Radical 阜 · mound

Stroke order

Loading the stroke order for 陵.
11 strokes

Japanese readings

On reading
りょう
Kun reading
みささぎ

Study notes

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

  • Structure: The on reading is りょう, and the kun reading is みささぎ. It has 11 strokes. It appears in words for hills and royal tombs.
  • Basic usage: 丘陵 is read きゅうりょう and 陵墓 is read りょうぼ.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

  • 丘陵 / 陵墓
    • 丘陵 means hills or rolling terrain and is read きゅうりょう. It refers to rolling or gently sloping hills.
    • 緩やかな丘陵を越える道を歩きました。 means “We walked along a road that crossed gently rolling hills.”
    • 陵墓 means royal tomb or mausoleum and is read りょうぼ. It refers to a royal tomb or mausoleum.
    • 調査隊は丘の上にある古い陵墓の周辺を測量した。 means “The survey team measured the area around the old royal tomb on the hill.”

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