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Kanji for Evergreen podocarp
The kanji for “evergreen podocarp” is 槇, read ten and written in 14 strokes. Here is what it means, how it is read, and the names it is used in.
evergreen podocarp
A noble evergreen tree that stands steadfast, pure, and resilient throughout all seasons.
Koyamaki (Japanese umbrella pine) from Mount Koya is a revered sacred timber and the personal imperial emblem of Prince Hisahito.
14 strokes On reading テン、シン (ten, shin) Kun reading まき、こずえ (maki, kozue)
Dictionary meanings: twig, Chinese black pine
Readings used for names on Nazuke: shin, maki
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