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— bridegroom, son-in-law

Strokes
12
Taught in
Secondary school
Frequency
#2099 most common

Readings

On'yomi came with the character from Chinese; kun'yomi is the native Japanese word it was borrowed for. A dot marks where okurigana takes over, a hyphen marks a prefix or suffix position.

On'yomi
  • sei
Kun'yomi
  • muko
Example words for this kanji are being written.

Words that use 婿

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