瞠

瞠 — dang, jaeng

Meaning and reading as used in Korean (hanja).

Korean reading: 바로볼 당, 똑바로 볼 쟁
Romanization: dang, jaeng
English: look at, stare at, gaze at
Mandarin: chēng
Japanese on'yomi: ドウ, トウ, チョウ, ジョウ
Japanese kun'yomi: みは.る
Japanese usage: Not on either list
Strokes: 16
Variant forms: 瞪
Radical: 目 (109, 11 residual)
Phonetic component: 堂(당)
Unicode: U+77A0

Parts that make up 瞠

目 눈 목 눈보는 일과 눈으로 하는 판단
堂 집 당sound

How 瞠 was formed

Traditional analysis treats 瞠 as a phonetic-semantic compound involving 目, 堂.

Japanese words with 瞠

瞠目どうもく gazing at (in wonderment)
瞠若どうじゃく (staring in) astonishment; amazement
瞠視どうし staring at in wonder
瞠視症どうししょう voyeurism; scopophilia; scoptophilia
瞠若たらしめるどうじゃくたらしめる to strike someone dumb with astonishment

Characters sharing the phonetic 堂

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 “당” in Korean.

螳鏜

Other hanja with radical 目

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