蚕: SilkwormKanji meaning, readings, and the words that use it
- On'yomi
- サン、テン
- Kun'yomi
- かいこ、こ
- Level
- JLPT N1Jōyō, grade 6
- Words
- 46 in the dictionary
Words that use the on'yomi (サン・テン)
- 蚕糸さんしsilk thread; silk yarn
- 養蚕ようさんsericulture; silkworm culture
- えり蚕えりさんeri silkmoth (Samia cynthia ricini); eri silkworm
- 与那国蚕よなぐにさんatlas moth (Attacus atlas)
- 家蚕かさんdomesticated silkworm
- 神樹蚕しんじゅさんailanthus silkmoth (Samia cynthia); cynthia moth
- 秋蚕しゅうさんautumn silkworms; fall silkworms
- 蚕児さんじsilkworm
- 蚕具さんぐsericultural equipment
- 蚕卵さんらんsilkworm egg
- 蚕卵紙さんらんしsilkworm-egg paper
- 蚕室さんしつsilkworm-raising room
- 蚕座さんざsilkworm basket
- 蚕業さんぎょうsericulture
- 蚕種さんしゅsilkworm-egg card
- 蚕糸業さんしぎょうsericulture industry
- 蚕糸試験所さんししけんじょsilk experiment station
- 蚕紙さんしsilkworm-egg paper
- 蚕繭さんけんsilkworm cocoon
- 蚕食さんしょくencroachment; making inroads (into)
- 蟻蚕ぎさんsilkworm (in the first or second instar)
- 野蚕やさんwild silkworm
- 養蚕業ようさんぎょうsericulture industry
Words that use a kun'yomi
- 蚕かいこsilkworm (Bombyx mori)
- 三眠蚕さんみんかいこthree-molt silkworm
- 夏蚕なつごsummer silkworms
- 春蚕はるごspring breed of silkworm
- 桑蚕くわこwild silkworm moth (Bombyx mandarina)
- 毛蚕けごsilkworm (in the first or second instar)
- 蚕棚かいこだなsilkworm growing-bed; rack of shelves for rearing silkworms
- 蚕玉こだまguardian deity of silkworms
- 蚕糞こくそsilkworm droppings
- 蚕蛾かいこがsilkworm moth; silk moth (Bombyx mori)
- 蚕霊こだまguardian deity of silkworms
Other readings
- 天蚕やままゆJapanese oak silkmoth (Antheraea yamamai)
- 天蚕糸てぐすsilkworm gut; catgut
- 昔沙蚕むかしごかいarchiannelids of the genus Saccocirrus (esp. Saccocirrus major)
- 樗蚕しんじゅさんailanthus silkmoth (Samia cynthia); cynthia moth
- 沙蚕ごかいragworm; sandworm
- 玉敷沙蚕たましきごかいArenicola brasiliensis (species of lugworm)
- 石蚕とびけらcaddisfly; caddis fly (any moth-like insect of the order Trichoptera)
- 砂蚕ごかいragworm; sandworm
- 綿草石蚕わたちょろぎlamb's-ear (Stachys byzantina)
- 草石蚕ちょろぎChinese artichoke (Stachys sieboldii); Japanese artichoke
- 蚕簿まぶしcocoon holders
- 蚕豆そらまめbroad bean (Vicia faba); horse bean
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