刺

common

シ/SHI/    さ.す/sa.su/    さ.さる/sa.saru/    さ.し/sa.shi/    さし/sashi/    とげ/toge/SHI/シ/    sa.su/さ.す/    sa.saru/さ.さる/    sa.shi/さ.し/    sashi/さし/    toge/とげ/

thorn;  pierce;  stab;  prick;  sting;  calling card

Radical: 刂 (knife).   Strokes: 8画.   Elements: ｜刂巾ハ木亅冂.   Pinyin: cì.   Hangul: 자 [ja] 척 [cheog].

Jōyō Kanji High School.   JLPT N2.

▸ Stroke order diagram

▸ Example compounds

Example compounds:
シSHI刺繍【ししゅうshishū】embroidery
さすsasu突き刺す【つきさすtsukisasu】to stab; to pierce; to thrust
刺す【さすsasu】to pierce; to sting; to sew; to pole (a boat); to catch (with a limed pole); to put (a runner) out
ささるsasaru突き刺さる【つきささるtsukisasaru】to stick into; to pierce; to run into
刺さる【ささるsasaru】to stick into (something with a sharp point); to prick; to pierce; to get stuck (in); to lodge (in)
さしsashi刺し網【さしあみsashiami】gill net
刺し殺す【さしころすsashikorosu】to stab to death
刺し【さしsashi】grain thief; sashimi (sliced raw fish); stabbing
さしsashi刺し網【さしあみsashiami】gill net
刺し殺す【さしころすsashikorosu】to stab to death
刺身【さしみsashimi】sashimi (raw sliced fish, shellfish or crustaceans)
とげtoge刺【とげtoge】thorn; splinter (esp. lodged in one's flesh); biting words
刺魚【とげうおtogeuo】stickleback (fish)
刺々しい【とげとげしいtogetogeshii】sharp; harsh; stinging; thorny; snappy

▸ Codes and indices

Codepoints and classification codes:
523a–Unicode
27-41–JIS X 0208
1-6-2–SKIP
2f6.2–TKD
5290.0–Four Corner
1543–De Roo
Dictionary indices:
682–Classic Nelson
480–The New Nelson Character Dictionary by A. Nelson
1275–New Japanese-English Character Dictionary by J. Halpern
855–Kanji Learner's Dictionary by J. Halpern
417–Remembering the Kanji by J. Heisig
954–A New Dictionary of Kanji Usage (Gakken)
654–Japanese Names by P.G. O'Neill
1139–Essential Kanji by P.G. O'Neill
1969–Daikanwajiten 「大漢和辞典」 by T. Morohashi vol. 2 p. 259
1314–A Guide to Remembering Japanese Characters by K.G. Henshall
881–Kanji & Kana by Spahn and Hadamitzky
360–Kanji Flashcards by M. Hodges and T. Okazaki
1154–Tuttle Kanji Cards by A. Kask
1319–Kanji in Context by Nishiguchi and Kono
192–Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide
424–Y. Maniette's French adaptation of Heisig
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