至 — Attain
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Common Japanese Words with 至 (Attain)
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Attain (至) expressed as a verb meaning to arrive at/reach.
Needing to reach (至) a resolution with extreme haste (急) is urgent/immediate.
Reaching every possible place (所) you can attain (至) means everywhere/all over.
Frequently Asked Questions About 至 (Attain)
What is the best kanji mnemonic for 至 (Attain)?
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The Shibashi Japanese kanji mnemonic for 至 ("Attain", read as し) is: Just the little shitzu (し) trying to attain nirvana in Italy (いた).... Using visual kanji mnemonics that combine the character's radicals, meaning, and reading into a single illustrated scene makes 至 effortless to recall.
What does the kanji 至 mean and how is it read in Japanese?
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The Japanese kanji 至 means "Attain". Its primary reading is し (On'yomi: し; Kun'yomi: いた). Our Japanese kanji mnemonics tie the reading directly into the visual story so you remember both the meaning and pronunciation together.
What are common Japanese words and compounds with 至?
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Essential Japanese vocabulary words containing 至 include: 至る (いたる - to arrive at; to reach (a stage); to attain), 至急 (しきゅう - urgent; pressing; immediate), 至る所 (いたるところ - everywhere; all over; throughout).
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