tree, timber, establish
On'yomi (音読み)
- ジュ
- シュ
Kun'yomi (訓読み)
- き.
- た.てる
- た.つ
About this kanji
The kanji 樹 (ju) primarily means "tree" or "timber," and can also mean "establish." It is commonly used as a noun, especially in compounds. For instance, 樹木 (じゅもく, jumoku) refers to "trees" in a general sense, while 樹立 (じゅりつ, juritsu) means "establishment," often used in contexts like setting up organizations. Another interesting compound is 常緑樹 (じょうりょくじゅ, jourokuju), which means "evergreen tree." One helpful note is that while 樹 relates to trees, the verbs associated, like た.てる (to establish) and た.つ (to stand), indicate a broader context of growth and construction, showcasing its versatility in usage.
Built from
Example sentences
この樹は非常に高い。
This tree is very tall.
Meanings across languages
- English
- tree, timber, establish
- Tiếng Việt
- cây, gỗ, thành lập
- 日本語
- 木, 樹木, 設立
- 한국어
- 나무, 목재, 설립하다
- 中文
- 树, 木材, 建立
- id
- pohon, kayu, mendirikan
- th
- ต้นไม้, ไม้, ก่อตั้ง
- es
- árbol, madera, establecer
- fr
- arbre, bois, établir
- de
- Baum, Holz, einrichten
- pt
- árvore, madeira, estabelecer
Common compounds
- 樹木じゅもくtrees, woods
- 樹立じゅりつestablishment, creation
- 常緑樹じょうりょくじゅevergreen tree
Want to actually learn this kanji?
The dictionary is one view. The Kanji 360 app wraps every character with mnemonic images, audio readings, stroke-order animation, story context, and SRS scheduling — free to start on iPhone, iPad, and Android.