12 strokes

surpass, cross over, move to, exceed, Vietnam

Kunこ.す、-こ.す、-ご.し、こ.える、-ご.え
Onエツ、オツ

Radicals

Common words

  • 越えるこえる
    to cross over, to cross, to pass through, to pass over (out of), to go beyond, to go past, to exceed, to surpass, to be more (than)
  • 乗り越えるのりこえる
    to climb over, to get over, to cross (a mountain), to overcome (a difficulty, obstacle, etc.), to surmount, to get through (an illness, crisis, etc.), to get over (e.g. one's pain), to surpass (a predecessor), to overtake
  • 引っ越すひっこす
    to move (house), to change residence
  • 越すこす
    to cross over (e.g. mountain), to go across, to get over (e.g. hardship), to pass time (e.g. a winter), to surpass, to be better than, to exceed, to move house, to go, to come
  • 引っ越しひっこし
    moving (dwelling, office, etc.), changing residence
  • 越前えちぜん
    Echizen (former province located in parts of present-day Fukui and Gifu prefectures)
  • お越しおこし
    coming, going
  • 優越感ゆうえつかん
    superiority complex, sense of superiority
  • 超越ちょうえつ
    transcendence, transcendency
  • 追い越すおいこす
    to pass (e.g. car), to overtake, to surpass, to outstrip, to get ahead of, to outdistance
  • 勝ち越しかちこし
    having more wins than losses, taking the lead (in points, goals, etc.)
  • 呉越同舟ごえつどうしゅう
    bitter enemies in the same boat, rivals finding themselves together by chance
  • 越権えっけん
    going beyond authority, unauthorized, unauthorised, ultra vires
  • 持ち越すもちこす
    to carry over (an issue, decision, work, etc.), to carry forward, to put off, to postpone, to defer
  • 上越じょうえつ
    area on Japan Sea side of Japan, including Niigata
  • 越しごし
    across, over, beyond, through, crossing, throughout (a period of time), for
  • 中越ちゅうえつ
    Chūetsu (region in Niigata), China and Vietnam, Sino-Vietnamese
  • 越年えつねん
    seeing the old year out, greeting the New Year, passing the winter, hibernation, playing more than the usual 12 rounds in one game
  • 越境えっきょう
    crossing a border (illegally), border violation, border transgression
  • 越後えちご
    Echigo (former province located in present-day Niigata Prefecture)