Question

塁 とりで bases, fort, rampart, walls, base(ball) S 田: rice field; rice paddy冫: two-stroke water radical or ice radical (no. 15)土: soil; earth; ground; Turkey 土 3 壘 bases The traditional New Year´s baseball game in Japan is held at midnight in a rice field. They stick sparklers in the ground for the bases so they can be seen, and to be more festive.

Accepted Answer

ルイ、ライ、スイ る 1 651 12 32 つち・つちへん・どへん 形声 Phonetic Playing baseball in a rice field with sparklers stuck into the ground to act as bases.

Kanji	塁
Onyomi	ルイ、ライ、スイ
Kunyomi	とりで
Nanori	る
English	bases, fort, rampart, walls, base(ball)
JLPT Level	1
Jouyou Grade	S
Frequency	651
Components	田: rice field; rice paddy 冫: two-stroke water radical or ice radical (no. 15) 土: soil; earth; ground; Turkey
Number of Strokes	12
Kanji Radical	土
Radical Number	32
Radical Strokes	3
Radical Reading	つち・つちへん・どへん
Traditional Form	壘
Classification	形声 Phonetic
Keyword	bases
Koohii Story 1	Playing baseball in a rice field with sparklers stuck into the ground to act as bases.
Koohii Story 2	The traditional New Year´s baseball game in Japan is held at midnight in a rice field. They stick sparklers in the ground for the bases so they can be seen, and to be more festive.

Rice Radical Bases Baseball Sparklers Ground 塁 ルイ、ライ、スイ

Rice Radical Bases Baseball Sparklers Ground 塁ルイ、ライ、スイ