Hanja Analyzer
櫓

櫓 — ro

Meaning and reading as used in Korean (hanja).

Korean reading
노/방패 로
Romanization
ro
English
oar, scull; row
Mandarin
lǔ
Japanese on'yomi
ロ, ル
Japanese kun'yomi
やぐら おおだて
Japanese usage
Jinmeiyō kanji
Strokes
19
Radical
木 (75, 15 residual)
Phonetic component
魯(로)
Unicode
U+6AD3

Parts that make up 櫓

  • 木 나무 목, 나무에 서화를 새길 모 뿌리와 가지를 벌린 나무나무와 나무로 만든 것, 식물
  • 魯 노나라/노둔할 로sound

How 櫓 was formed

Traditional analysis treats 櫓 as a phonetic-semantic compound involving 木, 魯.

Korean example words with 櫓

  • 노꾼櫓꾼 Korean gloss: 배의 노를 젓는 사람
  • 노손櫓손 Korean gloss: 배를 젓는 노의 손잡이
  • 노도선櫓棹船 Korean gloss: 노나 상앗대로 움직이는 배
  • 노질櫓질 Korean gloss: 노를 저어 배를 부리는 일
  • 곁노곁櫓 Korean gloss: 배의 옆쪽에 붙여 걸어 놓고 젓는 노
  • 중로中櫓 Korean gloss: 중간 정도 크기의 망루.
  • 노성櫓聲 Korean gloss: 노를 저을 때 나는 소리.
  • 노군櫓軍 Korean gloss: ‘뱃사공’을 달리 이르는 말.
  • 노도櫓棹 Korean gloss: 노와 상앗대를 아울러 이르는 말.
  • 노가櫓歌 Korean gloss: 뱃사공이 노를 저어 가며 부르는 노래.
  • 쌍노雙櫓 Korean gloss: 배에 노가 쌍으로 설치된 것. 또는 그런 배.
  • 집로執櫓 Korean gloss: 선유락(船遊樂)에서, 노를 잡는 기녀(妓女).

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

Japanese words with 櫓

  • 櫓やぐら turret; watchtower; high wooden stage
  • 櫓杭ろぐい fulcrum peg (fitted into the cavity in an oar as part of a traditional oarlock)
  • 櫓臍ろべそ fulcrum peg (fitted into the cavity in an oar as part of a traditional oarlock)
  • 櫓櫂ろかい sculls and paddles
  • 見櫓みせやぐら observation tower; scout tower
  • 物見櫓ものみやぐら watchtower; observation tower; lookout
  • 櫓太鼓やぐらだいこ drums which announce the opening of a stage performance or commencement of bouts; the sound produced by such drums
  • 櫓投げやぐらなげ inner thigh throw
  • 立坑櫓たてこうやぐら winding tower; pit frame; headframe
  • 火の見櫓ひのみやぐら fire lookout; watchtower

Characters sharing the phonetic 魯

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 “로” in Korean.

Other hanja read “로”

Other hanja with radical 木

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