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åē•

Bottom, Base

そこ (soko)

JLPT N2

Interesting Fact

The deepest part of the ocean is called æĩˇåē• (kaitei), meaning 'the seabed.' Japan's surrounding seas make this kanji common in geography and science.

Memory Trick

Imagine looking through clear water until you can finally see the bottom of a lake. That lowest point helps you remember åē• means 'bottom.'

Readings

Onyomi: テイ (tei)

Kunyomi: そこ (soko)

Example Words

åē•
そこ (soko)
Bottom
æĩˇåē•
かいãĻい (kaitei)
Seabed
åē•力
そこãĸから (sokojikara)
Hidden strength
åē•čžē
ãĻいへん (teihen)
Base, Bottom

Example Sentence

æš– ぎ åē• ãŒ čĻ‹ãˆãžã™ã€‚

ãŋずうãŋ ぎ そこ が ãŋえぞす。

mizuumi no soko ga miemasu

I can see the bottom of the lake.

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