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ζ³₯

Mud, Mire

どろ (doro)

JLPT N2

Interesting Fact

Rice farming has been part of Japanese culture for thousands of years. Farmers traditionally plant rice seedlings by hand while standing ankle-deep in muddy fields.

Memory Trick

Imagine stepping into thick mud after heavy rain and struggling to pull your boots free. That sticky mud helps you remember ζ³₯ means 'mud.'

Readings

Onyomi: デむ (dei), γƒŠγ‚€ (nai)

Kunyomi: どろ (doro)

Example Words

ζ³₯
どろ (doro)
Mud
ζ³₯ζ£’
どろぼう (dorobou)
Thief
ζ³₯だらけ
どろだらけ (dorodarake)
Covered in mud
ζ³₯ζ°΄
γ©γ‚γΏγš (doromizu)
Muddy water

Example Sentence

靴 が ζ³₯ で ζ±šγ‚ŒγΎγ—γŸγ€‚

く぀ が どろ で γ‚ˆγ”γ‚ŒγΎγ—γŸγ€‚

kutsu ga doro de yogoremashita

My shoes got dirty with mud.

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