木 tree

4 strokes

PK, PN, DUH, SYMBOLIC

ONYOMI: MOKU

Smoking trees is MORE COOL than smoking cigarettes.

The VERTICAL line is the tree trunk. The other four lines are big branches.

DESCRIPTION: SYMBOLIC: If you see an unknown kanji that has tree in it, chances are around 33% that it actually has something to do with wood! That's right, I counted. Welcome to my life.

KUNYOMI:

き: tree

JUKUGO:

木曜日 ( もくようび ): Thursday
木 (tree) + 曜日 (Day of the week (BOOBOO； in practice, most Japanese omit the final '日'.So, 木曜日(もくようび） becomes simply 木曜 (もくよう）)) = 木曜日 (Thursday )
木造の ( もくぞうの): wooden
木 (tree) + 造 (produce) = 木造 (wooden)
木製の ( もくせいの): made from wood.
木 (tree) + 製 (mass production) = 木製 (made from wood. )

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