Logo

N2

音読み:baku

訓読み:hazeru, haze


Onyomi 音読み

バクbaku


Kunyomi 訓読み

は.ぜるhazeru

は.ぜhaze


Explanation

Explosion


Personalized Lesson For You!


Kanji Story

Imagine a firecracker exploding in the sky, creating a burst of bright lights and loud sounds. This visual represents the meaning of '爆' as an explosion.


Frequency in JLPT exams

The kanji '爆' is considered an advanced character and is often encountered in JLPT materials at the N2 level. It is important to understand its meanings and readings to successfully navigate reading and vocabulary sections of the exam.


Example Sentences

  • 彼女が突然爆発して怒りだしました。

    She suddenly exploded with anger.

    かのじょがとつぜんばくはつしていかりだしました。

    kanojo ga totsuzen baku hatsu shite ikaridashimashita.

  • 彼は強力な火薬で家を爆破しました。

    He blew up the house with powerful explosives.

    かれはきょうりょくなかやくでいえをばくはしました。

    kare wa kyouryoku na koyaku de ie o bakuhashimashita.

  • 大きな音が鳴り響き、建物が爆発しました。

    A loud sound reverberated and the building exploded.

    おおきなおとがなりひびきたてものがばくはつしました。

    ookina oto ga narihibiki, tatemono ga bakuhatsu shimashita.


Notes and Tips for JLPT students

  • The kanji '爆' is frequently used in contexts related to explosions or explosive situations.
  • Pay attention to the kunyomi readings 'はぜる' and 'はぜ', which specifically refer to bursting or exploding.
  • Be familiar with compound words using '爆' such as '爆発' (explosion) or '爆笑' (explosive laughter).
  • Understanding the stroke order is important for correct character formation and writing practice.

Usage in Japanese Names

  • The kanji '爆' is not commonly used in given names or surnames, but it may appear in rare cases where a name symbolizes power, explosiveness, or intense emotions.