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æ
Pull Out, Remove
ãŦ-ã (nu-ku), ãŦ-ãã (nu-keru), ãŦ-ãã (nu-kasu), ãŦ-ãã (nu-karu)
JLPT N3
Interesting Fact
The kanji æ is used in many common expressions such as æã (to pull out), æãæã (to cut corners), and æįž¤ (outstanding). It often implies removing or standing out from others.
Memory Trick
Imagine PULLING a carrot OUT of the ground with both hands. It comes completely OUT of the soil.
Readings
Onyomi: ãã (batsu), ãã (hatsu)
Kunyomi: ãŦ-ã (nu-ku), ãŦ-ãã (nu-keru), ãŦ-ãã (nu-kasu), ãŦ-ãã (nu-karu)
Example Words
æã
ãŦã (nuku)
To pull out
æãã
ãŦãã (nukeru)
To come out
æãæã
ãĻããŦã (te o nuku)
To cut corners
æįž¤
ã°ã¤ãã (batsugun)
Outstanding
Example Sentence
åē㎠čã æããžããã
ãĢã㎠ããã ãŦããžããã
niwa no kusa o nukimashita
I pulled the weeds out of the garden.