Jōyō kanji, Taught in junior high
JLPT level: N1
1626 of 2500 most used kanji in newspapers
Stroke count: 6
Meaning: crude, simple, plain, docile
Kunyomi: ほう ほお えのき
Onyomi: ボク
Composition: 木 卜
Radical: 木
Meaning: tree
朴直 (ボクチョク) simplicity, honesty, naivete
朴訥 (ボクトツ) unsophisticated, ruggedly honest, artless, unaffected, simple, naive
淳朴 (ジュンボク) rustic simplicity, homeliness, unsophisticated, naive, honest, simple
厚朴 (コウボク) Japanese bigleaf magnolia bark (used in Chinese medicine)
朴の木 (ほおのき) magnolia (Magnolia obovata), Japanese big leaf magnolia
朴 (ほお) Japanese bigleaf magnolia (Magnolia obovata)
朴の木 (ほおのき) magnolia (Magnolia obovata), Japanese big leaf magnolia
榎 (えのき) Japanese hackberry (Celtis sinensis var. japonica), Chinese nettle tree, enoki mushroom (Flammulina velutipes), winter mushroom, velvet shank, enokitake, enokidake
Jōyō kanji, Taught in junior high
JLPT level: N1
1626 of 2500 most used kanji in newspapers
Stroke count: 6
Meaning: crude, simple, plain, docile
Kunyomi: ほう ほお えのき
Onyomi: ボク
Composition: 木 卜
Radical: 木
Meaning: tree
朴直 (ボクチョク) simplicity, honesty, naivete
朴訥 (ボクトツ) unsophisticated, ruggedly honest, artless, unaffected, simple, naive
淳朴 (ジュンボク) rustic simplicity, homeliness, unsophisticated, naive, honest, simple
厚朴 (コウボク) Japanese bigleaf magnolia bark (used in Chinese medicine)
朴の木 (ほおのき) magnolia (Magnolia obovata), Japanese big leaf magnolia
朴 (ほお) Japanese bigleaf magnolia (Magnolia obovata)
朴の木 (ほおのき) magnolia (Magnolia obovata), Japanese big leaf magnolia
榎 (えのき) Japanese hackberry (Celtis sinensis var. japonica), Chinese nettle tree, enoki mushroom (Flammulina velutipes), winter mushroom, velvet shank, enokitake, enokidake