ride, board, get on, place

About this kanji

The kanji 「載」 primarily means to ride, board, or place something. It can function as both a verb and a noun, but you’ll see it more often in compound words. Some common compounds include 記載 (きさい), which means mention or citation in a document, and 掲載 (けいさい), which refers to the publication of articles in newspapers or magazines. Another example is 連載 (れんさい), meaning serialization, often used for stories released in parts. A key point to remember is that this kanji emphasizes the act of placing or loading something, whether it’s a physical object or information.

Example sentences

• 新聞にその事件が載った。

  The incident was reported in the newspaper.

Meanings across languages

English

ride, board, get on, place, spread, 10**44, record, publish

Tiếng Việt

cưỡi, lên tàu, lên, đặt, lan truyền, 10^44, ghi, xuất bản

日本語

乗る, 搭乗する, 乗る, 置く, 広がる, 10^44, 記録する, 発行する

한국어

탑승하다, 탑재, 타다, 배치하다, 퍼뜨리다, 10的44次方, 기록하다, 발행하다

中文

骑, 登, 上, 放置, 传播, 10^44, 记录, 发布

id

naik

th

ขึ้น

es

montar

fr

monter

de

fahren

pt

embarcar

Common compounds

• 記載きさいmention (in a document), record, entry
• 掲載けいさいpublication (e.g. of an article in a newspaper), carrying (e.g. a story), running (e.g. a serial)
• 連載れんさいserialization, serialisation, serial story
• 積載せきさいloading, carrying
• 搭載とうさいloading (on a ship), equipping (an aircraft, car, etc.) with, being equipped with
• 登載とうさいrunning (an article), carrying, printing
• 載るのるto be placed on, to be set on, to be piled on
• 転載てんさいreprinting, reproduction