JLPT N5 Kanji: 土 (do, tsuchi) – earth / soil / ground

JLPT N5 Kanji: 土 (do, tsuchi) – earth / soil / ground

Readings: ド・ト (Onyomi), つち (Kunyomi)

Meaning: earth, soil, ground, Saturday

The kanji 土 represents “earth” or “soil”. It is also used in the word for Saturday (土曜日 – どようび).

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Kanji Details

Radical土 (earth)
Strokes3
JLPT LevelN5
Grade1st Grade

Readings

Onyomiド・ト
Kunyomiつち

How to Write – Stroke Order

土 is made up of three simple strokes. It looks like a vertical line intersecting two horizontal lines. It’s easy to write and very common.

Stroke order for 土

Example Sentences

Japanese: 土の上を歩きます。

Kana: つちのうえをあるきます。

Romaji: Tsuchi no ue o arukimasu.

English: I walk on the soil.

Japanese: 土曜日にパーティーがあります。

Kana: どようびにぱーてぃーがあります。

Romaji: Doyoubi ni paatii ga arimasu.

English: There is a party on Saturday.

Japanese: 土は植物にとって大切です。

Kana: つちはしょくぶつにとってたいせつです。

Romaji: Tsuchi wa shokubutsu ni totte taisetsu desu.

English: Soil is important for plants.

Vocabulary Using 土

WordReadingMeaning
つちsoil, earth
土曜日どようびSaturday
土地とちland, plot
粘土ねんどclay
土足どそくwith shoes on

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