trace, mark, scar
On'yomi (音読み)
- コン
- ゴン
Kun'yomi (訓読み)
- あと
About this kanji
The kanji 「痕」 means a trace, mark, or scar. It is mostly used as a noun. A common compound that includes this kanji is 痕跡 (こんせき), which means "trace," referring to signs or evidence left behind. Another example is 傷痕 (きずあと), which translates to "scar" and is used when discussing the marks left from injuries. There's also 病痕 (びょうこん), which means "scar from illness." When using this kanji, remember that it often relates to the remnants of something that has happened, whether physical or metaphorical.
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Example sentences
彼の手には傷痕が残っている。
There are scars on his hand.
Meanings across languages
- English
- trace, mark, scar
- Tiếng Việt
- dấu vết, vết, sẹo
- 日本語
- 痕, あと, 痕跡
- 한국어
- 흔적, 마크, 상처
- 中文
- 痕迹, 标记, 伤疤
- id
- jejak, tanda, bekas
- th
- รอย, รอยต่างๆ, แผลเป็น
- es
- traza, marca, cicatriz
- fr
- trace, marque, cicatrice
- de
- Spur, Zeichen, Narbe
- pt
- rastro, marca, cicatriz
Common compounds
- 痕跡こんせきtrace, mark
- 傷痕きずあとscar, wound mark
- 病痕びょうこんscar from illness
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