Kanji | 僕 |
---|---|
Onyomi | ボク |
Kunyomi | しもべ |
English | me, I (male) |
Examples | 僕(ぼく): (1) I; me (2) you (used addressing young children) (3) manservant 僕(しもべ): servant; manservant; menial |
JLPT Level | 1 |
Jouyou Grade | S |
Frequency | 1236 |
Components | 人: person 菐: None |
Number of Strokes | 14 |
Kanji Radical | 人 |
Radical Number | 9 |
Radical Strokes | 2 |
Radical Reading | ひと・にんべん・ひとやね |
Traditional Form | (none) |
Classification | 形声 Phonetic |
Keyword | me |
Koohii Story 1 | Mr. T also finds himself as one of the HUSBANDs, whose wives have had them hung UPSIDE DOWN IN A ROW. But when his wife comes up to punish him, he pleads, “It’s ME, Baby. I wasn’t behaving badly like these other foo’s.”. |
Koohii Story 2 | Building on johnskb: Although it goes against the Heisig method, this story is a lot easier to remember when you know it´s the kanji for "boku." Males usually use either "boku" or "ore" (instead of "watashi") to refer themselves. "Boku" is slightly boyish and soft; "ore" is rough & tough. Mr. T would definitely use "ore" -- but when he´s one of the husbands hung upside down in a row about to be punished by his wife, he puts on a sweet act and switches to "boku" when he pleads "come on baby, it´s ME!". |
RTK Index | 1794 |
Tags: jlpt.n1, grades, kanjifreq1001-1500, kanji_people_general
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