Kanji details for

 
Common kanji
Uses 16 strokes
Taught in Junior high

Search words that:
- start with 諦
- end with 諦
- contain 諦
truth, clarity, abandon, give up
KUN:
  • あきら.める
    akira.meru
  • つまびらか
    tsumabiraka
  • まこと
    makoto
ON:
  • テイ
    tei
  • タイ
    tai
Written with 16 strokes
Taught in Junior high
Radicals:
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Ichidan verb, transitive verb
to give up, to abandon (hope, plans), to resign oneself (to)

あき
akiramegaii
expression, yoi/ii adjective (special)
knowing when to give up, good at letting things go, accepting failure with good grace, being a good loser

あき
akiramegatsuku
expression, Godan-ku verb
to resign oneself (to), to reconcile oneself (to), to accept (e.g. defeat), to give up
Other readings:
諦めが付く【あきらめがつく】

あきわる
akiramegawarui
expression, adjective
not knowing when to give up, being a bad loser, poor at letting things go, unable to accept the inevitable
Other readings:
あきらめが悪い【あきらめがわるい】

expression, Godan-ku verb
to resign oneself (to), to reconcile oneself (to), to accept (e.g. defeat), to give up(colloquialism)
Other readings:
諦め付く【あきらめつく】

あき
akiramenoii
expression, prenominal
knowing when to give up, good at letting things go, accepting failure with good grace, being a good loser
Other readings:
諦めの良い【あきらめのいい】
諦めの良い【あきらめのよい】
あきらめの良い【あきらめのいい】
あきらめの良い【あきらめのよい】

あきょう
akiramenokyouchi
expression, noun
point where one has to accept one's fate, point where one has to give up, state of resignation, resigned state
Other readings:
あきらめの境地【あきらめのきょうち】

あきわる
akiramenowarui
expression, prenominal
not knowing when to give up, being a bad loser, poor at letting things go, unable to accept the inevitable
Other readings:
あきらめの悪い【あきらめのわるい】

noun
truth of emptiness (holding that all things are void)(Buddhist term)
See also:三諦

noun
truth of suffering(Buddhist term)
See also:四諦
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