15 strokes

tighten, tie, shut, lock, fasten

Kunし.まる、し.まり、し.める、-し.め、-じ.め
Onテイ

Radicals

Common words

  • 締めるしめる
    to tie, to fasten, to tighten, to wear (necktie, belt), to put on, to total, to sum, to be strict with, to economize, to economise, to cut down on, to salt, to marinate, to pickle, to make sushi adding a mixture of vinegar and salt, to kill (fish, poultry, etc.)
  • 取締役とりしまりやく
    company director, board member
  • 締め切りしめきり
    deadline, closing, cut-off, end, cofferdam, closed (door, window, etc.)
  • 取り締まりとりしまり
    control, management, supervision
  • 引き締めひきしめ
    tightening
  • 締め切るしめきる
    to close up, to shut up (e.g. behind doors), to cut off (e.g. because a deadline has expired), to close off (e.g. subscription list)
  • 引き締めるひきしめる
    to tighten, to stiffen, to brace, to strain
  • 引き締まるひきしまる
    to become tense, to be tightened, to become firm (e.g. body)
  • 取り締まるとりしまる
    to manage, to control, to supervise, to oversee, to command, to crack down on, to keep under strict control, to enforce, to regulate
  • 握り締めるにぎりしめる
    to grasp tightly
  • 戸締まりとじまり
    locking up (doors and windows), fastening the doors
  • 取締役会とりしまりやくかい
    board of directors, board of directors' meeting
  • 締結ていけつ
    conclusion, execution (of a contract), entering (into treaty), fastening (as in a joint)
  • 取締法とりしまりほう
    control law
  • 締約ていやく
    conclusion of a treaty
  • 締め付けしめつけ
    pressure, clamping, tightening, fastening
  • 締め出すしめだす
    to shut out, to bar, to lock out, to exclude
  • 締めしめ
    tying up, binding, fastening, tightening, total, sum, conclusion (e.g. of a gathering), end, finish, rounding off, final meal after a drinking party, dish made after eating a hot pot by adding rice or noodles to the leftover broth, choking technique (in judo), stranglehold, closure mark, counter for bundles (of wood, cotton, etc.), counter for reams of 2000 sheets of Japanese writing paper
  • 元締めもとじめ
    manager, controller, administrator, chief treasurer, boss (of a gambling den)
  • 締め切り日しめきりび
    time limit, closing day, deadline