込

rù

verb

Meanings

1 Japanese-made character (kokuji); 'to put into' (not standard Chinese)

Characters

込

rù

to put into (Japanese kokuji)

Examples

込是日本造的字，中文用入表示进入。

Rù shì Rìběn zào de zì, Zhōngwén yòng rù biǎoshì jìnrù.

The character 込 is a Japanese-made graph; in Chinese the meaning 'to enter' is written 入.

Tips

history

込 is a kokuji — a character invented in Japan, not borrowed from Chinese. It does not exist in standard Chinese, where the idea of entering or putting in is carried by 入. It combines the walk radical 辶 with 入 (enter), and appears in everyday Japanese compound verbs meaning to put in or apply.

Not a Chinese character; appears only in Japanese text and in etymology notes explaining kokuji. Chinese dictionaries list it under the borrowed reading rù for reference.

Components

radical

辶 chuò

walk; movement

The walk radical 辶 (contracted from 辵) wraps the lower left and is written last, adding the idea of motion into a space — entering or inserting.

semantic

入 rù

to enter

Both pieces carry meaning in this Japanese-coined graph: 入 supplies the core 'enter / put in' sense and, in Chinese, its borrowed reading.

No stroke data for 込; the glyph shown is your device font, so component strokes can't be highlighted.

Stroke Order

込 rù

込