Kanji
捲
kanji character
roll
wind
coil
turn pages
roll up sleeves
strip off
be turned
be rolled up
捲 kanji-捲 roll, wind, coil, turn pages, roll up sleeves, strip off, be turned, be rolled up
捲
Meaning
roll wind coil
Readings
Kun'yomi
- うち まく る to hit repeatedly
- まく れる to be turned up
- うで まく り rolling up one's sleeves
- まくる
- めくる
- まくれる
On'yomi
- せっ けん sweeping (over, across)
- けん しゅく crimp
- けん どちょうらい recouping one's strength for a renewed attack
Practice Writing
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Common Words
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捲 くto wind, to coil, to roll... -
捲 るto turn over, to turn (pages), to leaf through (a book... -
捲 き込 むto roll up, to enfold, to swallow up... -
席 捲 sweeping (over, across), conquering... -
捲 き起 すto create (a sensation), to cause (a commotion), to give rise to (controversy)... -
捲 き起 こすto create (a sensation), to cause (a commotion), to give rise to (controversy)... -
捲 き上 げるto roll up, to hoist, to heave up... -
捲 りprogram board (concert, theatrical production), act-announcement sheets... -
打 ち捲 るto hit repeatedly, to belt hit after hit (e.g. in baseball), to unleash a barrage of blows... -
捲 れるto be turned up, to be turned inside out, to ride up... -
捲 線 winding (coil, armature, etc.) -
捲 縮 crimp, crinkle, waviness -
腕 捲 rolling up one's sleeves -
尻 捲 rolling one's kimono up to one's waist -
捲 り札 draw pile, mekuri karuta (card game popular in the late Edo period) -
捲 き落 しtwist down -
捲 き起 るto arise, to break out, to well up... -
捲 り返 すto turn inside out, to evert -
捲 したてるto talk on and on, to rattle on, to keep on talking (without pause) -
捲 れあがるto be turned up, to be lifted up (e.g. by the wind) -
捲 りカルタmekuri karuta, deck of 48 (later 49) cards or the fishing game played with it, esp. popular in the late Edo period... -
捲 り上 げるto lift, to turn over, to fold over -
捲 し立 てるto talk on and on, to rattle on, to keep on talking (without pause) -
日 捲 りdaily rip-off-a-page calendar, daily pad calendar -
譜 捲 りpage-turner -
腕 捲 りrolling up one's sleeves -
総 捲 りgeneral overview, general survey -
言 捲 るto talk volubly -
捲 き落 としtwist down -
高 捲 きdetour (around a waterfall, etc. when gorge-climbing)