Question

梅 うめ 梅雨(つゆ): (1) rainy season (2) rain during the rainy season梅(うめ): (1) Japanese apricot (Prunus mume); Chinese plum (2) lowest (of a three-tier ranking system)梅干(うめぼし): dried plum 4 木: tree; wood毎: every 木 4 梅 plum EVERY Japanese person asks you if you like UMEBOSHI. No I say, I prefer to eat my PLUMS fresh from the TREE.

Accepted Answer

バイ plum 1 1232 10 75 き・きへん 形声 Phonetic Plums actually grow on every single tree. What, you didn´t know that? They do. Orange trees, apple trees, cantaloupe trees. Plums are simply mutant fruits that have been installed in the root software of every single tree. I hear that some plum-loving scientists are working on a way to hack every tree´s genetic code so that every tree will bear nothing _but_ plums.

Kanji	梅
Onyomi	バイ
Kunyomi	うめ
English	plum
Examples	梅雨(つゆ): (1) rainy season (2) rain during the rainy season 梅(うめ): (1) Japanese apricot (Prunus mume); Chinese plum (2) lowest (of a three-tier ranking system) 梅干(うめぼし): dried plum
JLPT Level	1
Jouyou Grade	4
Frequency	1232
Components	木: tree; wood 毎: every
Number of Strokes	10
Kanji Radical	木
Radical Number	75
Radical Strokes	4
Radical Reading	き・きへん
Traditional Form	梅
Classification	形声 Phonetic
Keyword	plum
Koohii Story 1	Plums actually grow on every single tree. What, you didn´t know that? They do. Orange trees, apple trees, cantaloupe trees. Plums are simply mutant fruits that have been installed in the root software of every single tree. I hear that some plum-loving scientists are working on a way to hack every tree´s genetic code so that every tree will bear nothing _but_ plums.
Koohii Story 2	EVERY Japanese person asks you if you like UMEBOSHI. No I say, I prefer to eat my PLUMS fresh from the TREE.

Plum Tree I 梅 Rainy Season Japanese Single