Kanji曲
Readingま
Frequency41%
Used in (47 in total)
to bend; to curve; to turn; to be awry; to be askew
to bend; to crook; to lean; to tilt; to bend (the truth); to distort
(street) corner; turn (in the road); bend; turning point; watershed
to bend by twisting; to twist; to contort; to distort (e.g. the truth); to twist (e.g. someone's words)
to bend; to turn up; to turn down; to double
to bend; to wind; to twist; to zig-zag
though imperfect; somehow; somehow or other
to bend many times; to turn and twist; to zigzag
to get twisted; to get warped; to get distorted; to twist; to warp
to turn right; to turn to the right
to turn left; to turn to the left
to (go into a) sulk; to get cranky; to get cross; to become perverse
curvature; warp; bend
to bend sharply; to twist; to contort; to curl
to bend (with great force); to twist; to wrench; to distort (the truth)
one's nose wrinkles (from a strong stench)
to bend over in the shape of the hiragana character ku; to bend forward from the waist to form a chevron shape
perverseness; perversity; perverse person; difficult person; contrary person
flexure; bending
bending and stretching
roundabout road; curving road
spoon bending
perversity; cantankerous; eccentric
to incur the wrath of god (e.g. by speaking ill of someone behind their back); to get into trouble; to warp one's mouth
to have a perverse character; to have a twisted personality
big bend (esp. in a road)
circular bento box made of thin wood
remaining firm; sticking by one's principles; not budging an inch
L-shaped house (with attached stable); pawnshop; stale bull; weak bull
corner; turn; bend in the road; curve; turning point
tortuous or spiral (path)
circular box; article for pawning
curved nose; crosspatch; male salmon in the breeding season
to become displeased; to get stubborn
carpenter's square; common Japanese foot
coastal indentations
kanji "crooked seal" radical at right (variant of radical 26)
bent; curved; warped; awry; askew; crooked
pliant; supple; flexible
ominous; sinister; (arch.) annoying; (arch.) appearing to be true; (arch.) plausible