Hanja Analyzer
亘

亘 — geung, seon, hwan

Meaning and reading as used in Korean (hanja).

Korean reading
뻗칠 긍, 베풀 선, 굳셀 환
Romanization
geung, seon, hwan
English
extend across, through; from
Mandarin
gèn
Japanese on'yomi
セン, カン, コウ, ガン
Japanese kun'yomi
わた.る もと.める
Japanese usage
Jinmeiyō kanji
Newspaper frequency
#1,728 of 2,500
Strokes
6
Variant forms
亙
Radical
二 (7, 4 residual)
Unicode
U+4E98

Parts that make up 亘

  • 二 두 이 가로로 그은 두 획둘, 그리고 겹친 것
  • 旦 아침 단 지평선 위로 올라온 해아침. 소리로도 쓴다

How 亘 was formed

Traditional analysis treats 亘 as a ideographic compound involving 二, 囘.

Korean example words with 亘

  • 긍만고亘萬古 Korean gloss: 아주 옛날에까지 두루 걸침
  • 긍장亘長 Korean gloss: 송배전 선로나 통신 선로에서 일정한 구간의 수평 거리.
  • 연긍하다延亘 Korean gloss: 길게 뻗치다.
  • 긍고하다亘古 Korean gloss: 옛날까지 걸치다.
  • 면긍하다綿亘 Korean gloss: 실처럼 길게 끊임없이 뻗쳐 이어지다.
  • 선로긍장線路亘長 Korean gloss: 실선 다발의 수에 관계없이 선로가 지나간 지점 사이의 실제 거리.

Definitions from Woorimalsam, National Institute of Korean Language (CC BY-SA 2.0 KR)

Japanese words with 亘

  • 亘古こうこ for ever; from ancient times
  • 連亘れんこう extending in a row

Characters sharing the phonetic 亘

Most Han characters pair a meaning part with a sound part. Characters sharing a sound part are usually read alike.

Other hanja read “긍”

Other hanja with radical 二

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