Onyomi 音読み

Kunyomi 訓読み

Explanation

Escape, flee

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Kanji Story

Imagine a person running away from a dangerous situation. As they flee, they leave a trail of dust behind, symbolizing their swift escape.

Frequency in JLPT exams

The kanji '逃' is a level N3 kanji that may appear in the vocabulary and reading comprehension sections of the JLPT. It is beneficial to understand its meanings and readings to enhance your overall understanding of the language.

Example Sentences

• 彼はパーティーから逃げ出しました。

  He escaped from the party.

  かれはぱーてぃーからにげだしました。

  kare wa paatii kara nigedashimashita.

  Pronunciation

• 犯人は警察から逃げました。

  The criminal fled from the police.

  はんにんはけいさつからにげました。

  hannin wa keisatsu kara nigemashita.

  Pronunciation

• 彼は逃げることで罪を脱しました。

  He escaped punishment by running away.

  かれはにげることでつみをぬぐいました。

  kare wa nigeru koto de tsumi o nugaimashita.

  Pronunciation

Notes and Tips for JLPT students

• The kanji '逃' is commonly used to convey the meaning of 'escape' or 'flee' in various contexts.
• Make sure to remember both the onyomi reading 'トウ' and the kunyomi readings 'に.げる', 'に.がす', and 'のが.れる'.
• Pay attention to compound words and idiomatic expressions that feature the kanji '逃' to expand your vocabulary and understanding.

Usage in Japanese Names

• Names like '逃田' (Nogita) or '逃川' (Nogawa) may incorporate the kanji '逃'. These names can signify someone who values freedom or someone who has escaped from their past.