What does kanji 粔 mean?

The primary meaning of kanji 粔 is cakes made from rice flour twisted into rings.

How is kanji 粔 read?

The kunyomi readings for kanji 粔 are ご; the onyomi readings are キョ.

Example words that use kanji 粔 include おこし種, 興し, 粔籹.

粔

Meaning

cakes made from rice flour twisted into rings

Stroke Order

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Unicode code: U+7C94

3 common entries

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おこしだね

roasted millet or rice cake used to make okoshi

おこし

millet or rice cake, roasted and hardened with starch syrup and sugar (sometimes including peanuts, etc.)

おこし

millet or rice cake, roasted and hardened with starch syrup and sugar (sometimes including peanuts, etc.)

5 reference sentences

祭りで粔を一つ買った。

I bought one rice-flour ring cake at the festival.

祖母は粔を油で揚げてくれた。

My grandmother fried the sweet rice-flour cake for me.

この店の粔はほどよい甘さだ。

The cake at this shop has just the right sweetness.

温かい粔は外がさくっとしている。

When warm, the outside is pleasantly crisp.

旅先で珍しい粔を見かけた。

I spotted an unusual rice-flour ring cake while traveling.