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KANJI DETAIL

remains

On readingがい
16 strokesN1
Radical 骨 · bone

Stroke order

Loading the stroke order for 骸.
16 strokes

Japanese readings

On reading
がい
Kun reading
むくろ

Study notes

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

  • Structure: denotes remains, whether of a dead creature or a destroyed object; its on-reading is がい, and its kun-reading is むくろ.
  • Basic usage: 死骸 refers to the carcass of a dead creature, while 残骸 refers to wreckage or other material remains.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

  • 死骸 / 残骸
    • 死骸: This word refers to the carcass or dead body of a bird, animal, or other creature. Example: 森で小鳥の死骸を見つけた。
    • 残骸: This word refers to wreckage or debris left from an aircraft, building, or other object. Example: 物語の探検隊は砂漠で飛行機の残骸を発見した。

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