Kanji details for

 
Common kanji
Uses 14 strokes
Jinmeiyou Kanji (used in names)

Search words that:
- start with 嘗
- end with 嘗
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once, before, formerly, ever, never, ex-, lick, lap up, burn up, taste, undergo, underrate, despise
KUN:
  • かつ.て
    katsu.te
  • こころ.みる
    kokoro.miru
  • な.める
    na.meru
ON:
  • ショウ
    shou
  • ジョウ
    jou
Written with 14 strokes
Jinmeiyou Kanji (used in names)
Radicals:
Example words(showing 1-10 of 19 results)

adverb, no-adjective
1.
once, before, formerly, ever, former, ex-(usually kana)
2.
never yet, never before, first time, still not happened(usually kana)(used with neg. verb)
Other readings:
かつて《曾て》
かつて《都て》
かって《曾て》

Ichidan verb, transitive verb
1.
to lick, to lap, to suck
2.
to taste
3.
to experience (esp. a hardship)
4.
to look down on (someone), to make fun of, to put down, to treat with contempt, to underestimate(usually kana)
5.
to lick (at, of flames), to burn
All readings:
舐める【なめる】
嘗める【なめる】
甞める【なめる】
ナメる

noun
akaname, Japanese creature said to lick filth in bathrooms

expression
not until now, never yet(usually kana)(with neg. verb)
All readings:
いまだかつて《未だかつて》
いまだかつて《未だ嘗て》
いまだかつて《未だ曾て》
いまだかつて《今だかつて》[1]
Notes:
  1. word containing irregular kanji usage

noun, auxillary suru verb
going through thick and thin to attain one's objective, enduring unspeakable hardships for the sake of vengeance(yojijukugo)

expression, adjective
unprecedented, never seen before(usually kana)

noun
offering of the year's new rice harvest (imperial festival, October 17)
Other readings:
神嘗祭【しんじょうさい】
神嘗祭【かんにえのまつり】

くじゅう
kujuuwonameru
expression, Ichidan verb
to have a bitter experience(idiom )
All readings:
苦汁をなめる【くじゅうをなめる】
苦汁を舐める【くじゅうをなめる】
苦汁を嘗める【くじゅうをなめる】
苦渋を舐める【くじゅうをなめる】[1]
苦渋をなめる【くじゅうをなめる】[1]
苦渋を嘗める【くじゅうをなめる】[1]
Notes:
  1. word containing irregular kanji usage

noun
shamelessly flattering, brown-nosing, licking excrement

noun
1.
sweeping over (e.g. of a natural disaster), engulfing
2.
sweeping victory, clean sweep
All readings:
総なめ【そうなめ】
総ナメ【そうナメ】
総嘗め【そうなめ】
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