JLPT N2 · Noun

書取 (kakitori)

書取 (かきとり, kakitori) is a Japanese noun meaning “writing down from other written material; writing kanji text from hiragana”. It appears in JLPT N2 vocabulary lists and is marked as a common word in JMdict.

Reading: かきとり
Romaji: kakitori
Word class: Noun
Level: JLPT N2 (unofficial)

Meaning

writing down from other written material; writing kanji text from hiragana · noun
transcription (of spoken material); dictation · noun

Example sentences

今日は漢字の書き取りがある。

We have a kanji dictation test today.

Tatoeba #76138

Sentences from the Tatoeba project, linked to this word in JMdict.

Kanji in 書取

書

writeショ・か.く・-が.き · 10 strokes

取

take, fetch, take upシュ・と.る・と.り · 8 strokes

Related words

Other vocabulary sharing a kanji with 書取.

書くかくto write辞書じしょdictionary葉書はがきpostcard図書館としょかんlibrary書斎しょさいstudy書物しょもつbook書類しょるいdocument読書どくしょreading (books)図書としょbooks教科書きょうかしょtextbook書留かきとめregistered mail書籍しょせきbook書店しょてんbookshop書道しょどうcalligraphy (esp. Asian calligraphy based on Chinese characters)

Source: JMdict entry 1589970 (EDRDG, CC BY-SA 4.0). Level: unofficial JLPT list – how levels are assigned.