Hanja Analyzer
捲

捲 — gwon

Meaning and reading as used in Korean (hanja).

Korean reading
거둘/말 권
Romanization
gwon
English
curl, roll up; curly, rolled up
Mandarin
juǎn
Japanese on'yomi
ケン, ゲン, カン
Japanese kun'yomi
ま.く ま.くる まく.る めく.る まく.れる
Japanese usage
Jinmeiyō kanji
Strokes
11
Radical
手 (64, 8 residual)
Phonetic component
卷(권)
Unicode
U+6372

Parts that make up 捲

  • 扌 손 수variant of 手 다섯 손가락을 편 손손으로 하는 동작
  • 巻 말 권 책 권(卷)의 일본 신자체말다. ‘권’ 계열의 소리

How 捲 was formed

Traditional analysis treats 捲 as a phonetic-semantic compound involving 手, 卷.

Korean example words with 捲

  • 권설捲舌 Korean gloss: 혀를 만다는 뜻으로, 감탄하거나 경탄함을 이르는 말
  • 석권하다席捲 Korean gloss: 빠른 기세로 영토를 휩쓸거나 세력 범위를 넓히다. 돗자리를 만다는 뜻에서 나온 말이다
  • 권취기捲取機 Korean gloss: 필름을 감는 기계
  • 권선형捲線形 Korean gloss: 나사와 같이 여러 번 감아 원통 꼴을 이룬 모양
  • 권취식捲取式 Korean gloss: 실, 극판, 코일 따위를 두루마리 형태로 둥글게 말거나 감는 방식
  • 권모捲毛 Korean gloss: 말린 털.
  • 권결捲結 Korean gloss: 말아서 맺음.
  • 권회捲回 Korean gloss: 한 바퀴 감은 도선(導線).
  • 쇄권鎖捲 Korean gloss: 여러 개의 코일을 사슬 모양으로 감는 방법.
  • 권음捲音 Korean gloss: 혀끝을 윗잇몸 또는 경구개 쪽으로 말아 올리면서 내는 소리.
  • 권축捲縮 Korean gloss: 옷감 따위를 양털처럼 곱슬곱슬하게 하는 일. 또는 그런 가공법.
  • 권양捲揚 Korean gloss: 강철판이나 띠 모양의 압연(壓延)된 철강 제품을 커다란 둥근 테 같은 것에 감는 일.

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

Japanese words with 捲

  • 捲るまくる to turn up; to roll up (e.g. sleeves); to do over and over again
  • 尻捲しりまくり rolling one's kimono up to one's waist
  • 捲縮けんしゅく crimp; crinkle; waviness
  • 捲りまくり unframed painting; unframed drawing; suddenly coming up from behind and overtaking on the outside (keirin)
  • 捲れるまくれる to be turned up; to be turned inside out; to ride up
  • 高捲きたかまき detour (around a waterfall, etc. when gorge-climbing)
  • 捲土重来けんどちょうらい recouping one's strength for a renewed attack; making another attempt with redoubled efforts
  • やり捲りやりまくり doing something multiple times; having sexual intercourse multiple times
  • やり捲るやりまくる to do over and over again; to have sex repeatedly
  • 捲し上げるまくしあげる to tuck (e.g. sleeves); to roll up
  • 捲りカルタめくりカルタ mekuri karuta; deck of 48 (later 49) cards or the fishing game played with it, esp. popular in the late Edo period; hanafuda
  • スカート捲りスカートめくり lifting a girl's skirt; flipping up a skirt

Characters sharing the phonetic 卷

Most Han characters pair a meaning part with a sound part. Characters sharing a sound part are usually read alike. Most of this group are read “권” in Korean.

Other hanja read “권”

Other hanja with radical 手

Some glosses are machine-generated. Sources and licences are listed together — sources and licences