地団駄踏む (じだんだふむ) — to stamp one's feet (in frustration, impatience, etc.) | Kakuso

Vocabulary

Meaning

to stamp one's feet (in frustration impatience and etc.)

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Component Analysis

地団駄踏む

to stamp one's feet (in frustration, impatience, etc.)

じだんだふむ

地

土

soil, earth, ground...

つち, ド, ト

也

to be (classical)

なり, か, ヤ

丨

number one, line, rod radical (no. 2)

すす.む, しりぞ.く, コン

乙

the latter, duplicate, strange...

おと-, きのと, オツ

団

group, association

かたまり, まる.い, ダン

囗

box, box or enclosure radical (no. 31)

寸

measurement, tenth of a shaku, a little...

駄

burdensome, pack horse, horse load...

馬

うま, うま-, バ

灬

( 火 ) fire, fire radical (no. 86)

太

plump, thick, big around

ふと.い, ふと.る, タイ

大

おお-, おお.きい, ダイ

一

one, one radical (no.1)

ひと-, ひと.つ, イチ

人

ひと, -り, ジン

丶

dot, tick or dot radical (no. 3)

踏

step, trample, carry through...

ふ.む, ふ.まえる, トウ

𧾷

口

くち, コウ, ク

止

と.まる, -ど.まり, シ

卜

( ト ) divining, fortune-telling, divination or katakana to radical (no. 25)

うらな.う, うらない, ボク

沓

水

みず, みず-, スイ

日

day, sun, Japan...

ひ, -び, ニチ

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