What does kanji 飩 mean?

The primary meaning of kanji 飩 is Japanese noodles.

How is kanji 飩 read?

The onyomi readings for kanji 飩 are トン, ドン.

What words use kanji 飩?

Example words that use kanji 飩 include カレー饂飩, 橘飩, 紐革饂飩, 饂飩.

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Meaning

Kanji 飩

Japanese noodles

Stroke Order

Readings

Kunyomi 訓読み: -
Onyomi 音読み: トンドン
Nanori 名乗り: -

Variant: 饨 (Itaiji)

Jōyō: -
JLPT: -
Frequency: -
Strokes: 13
Radical: -
Components: -
Kanji Kentei: Level 1
Similar Kanji: 鈍 • 頓 • 純 • 豘 • 魨 • 屯 • 沌

Related vocabulary

Showing 7 common entries

Showing 7 of 19 entries that include this kanji.

カレー饂飩

カレーうどん

curry udon

橘飩

きっとん

mashed sweet potatoes (incl. sweetened chestnuts or beans)

紐革饂飩

ひもかわうどん

flat noodles

饂飩

うどん

udon

餛飩

こんとん

steamed manjū

饂飩屋

うどんや

noodle shop

饂飩鋤

うどんすき

seafood and vegetables cooked sukiyaki style and served with udon

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Example sentences

5 reference sentences

昼は温かい饂飩を食べました。

I ate warm udon for lunch.

この店の饂飩はこしが強い。

The udon at this restaurant is very chewy.

寒い日は鍋焼き饂飩が恋しくなる。

On cold days, I start craving hot pot udon.

夕食に天ぷら饂飩を作った。

I made tempura udon for dinner.

駅の近くで安くておいしい饂飩が食べられる。

You can get cheap and tasty udon near the station.

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