Onyomi 音読み

Kunyomi 訓読み

Explanation

To grasp, to take up

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Kanji Story

Imagine a person fiercely grasping onto an important object, symbolizing their strong determination and commitment.

Frequency in JLPT exams

The kanji '執' is an important character studied at the advanced level of the JLPT (N1). It is crucial to understand its meanings and readings for both kanji and reading comprehension sections of the exam.

Example Sentences

• 彼は仕事に対して真摯に取り組む姿勢を持っている。

  He has a serious attitude towards his work.

  かれはしごとにたいしてしんしにとりくむしせいをもっている。

  kare wa shigoto ni taishite shinshi ni torikumu shisei o motte iru.

  Pronunciation

• 彼は結婚後も夢を追い続ける執念を持っている。

  Even after marriage, he continues to pursue his dreams with determination.

  かれはけっこんごもゆめをおいつづけるしゅうねんをもっている。

  kare wa kekkon-go mo yume o oitsudzukeru shuunen o motte iru.

  Pronunciation

• 彼は子供の安全を守るという強い執着心を持っている。

  He has a strong attachment to protecting the safety of children.

  かれはこどものあんぜんをまもるというつよいしゅうちゃくしんをもっている。

  kare wa kodomo no anzen o mamoru to iu tsuyoi shuuchakushin o motte iru.

  Pronunciation

Notes and Tips for JLPT students

• The kanji '執' is an advanced level kanji commonly seen in N1 JLPT materials.
• Pay attention to the onyomi reading 'シツ' when encountering words with this kanji.
• The kunyomi reading 'とる' is used when the kanji is written on its own, but it may have different readings when used in compound words.

Usage in Japanese Names

• The kanji '執' is rarely used in personal names. However, it is commonly seen in words related to professions or fields requiring dedication and commitment.