Learn JLPT N4 Kanji 足 (soku)

Meaning of 足意味

leg, foot, be sufficient

Onyomi 音読み

ソク
soku

Kunyomi 訓読み

あし、た(りる)
ashi, ta(riru)

Learn Japanese kanji: 足【ソク / あし、た(りる) 】

Meaning: leg, foot, be sufficient.

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Stroke Count: 7

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足 - Example Sentences 例文

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Example #1

疲れて足が一歩も先へ出なかった。

つかれてあしがいっぽもさきへでなかった。

tsukarete ashi ga ippo mo saki he denakatta.

I was so tired that I couldn't take another step.

Example #2

私は昨年右足を骨折しました。

わたしはきょねんみぎあしをこっせつしました。

watashi wa kyonen migiashi o kossetsu shimashita.

Last year I broke my right leg.

Example #3

私は強さが足りない。

わたしはつよさがたりない。

watashi wa tsuyosa ga tarinai.

I lack strength.

Example #4

６足す４は何ですか？

６たす４はなんですか？

6 tasu 4 wa nan desuka?

What is six plus four?

Example #5

それだけで十分足りるだろう。

これだけでじゅうぶんたりるだろう。

sore dake de juubun tariru darou.

This should be more than sufficient.

Example #6

寝不足で疲れた。

ねぶそくでつかれた。

nebusoku de tsukareta.

I'm tired from lack of sleep.

Example #7

君は運動不足だよ。

きみはうんどうふそくだよ。

kimi wa undou fusoku dayo.

You don't get enough exercise.

Example #8

その結果は彼を満足させた。

そのけっかはかれをまんぞくさせた。

sono kekka wa kare o manzoku saseta.

The result satisfied him.

Example #9

学校の遠足で奈良に行った。

がっこうのえんそくでならにいった。

gakkou no ensoku de nara ni itta.

We went on a school trip to Nara.

Example #10

あの息子なら誇るに足る。

あのむすこならほこるにたる。

ano musuko nara hokoru ni taru.

He is a boy to be proud of.

Example #11

この足跡は彼のものに違いない。

このあしあとはかれのものにちがいない。

kono ashiato wa kare no mono ni chigainai.

There's no mistaking these footprints belong to him.

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Meaning of 足 意味