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Kanji for Tripod
The kanji for “tripod” is 鼎, read tei and written in 13 strokes. Here is what it means, how it is read, and the names it is used in.
tripod
A three-legged cauldron; stability and authority.
13 strokes On reading テイ (tei) Kun reading かなえ (kanae)
Dictionary meanings: three legged kettle
Readings used for names on Nazuke: kanae, tei
Names written with 鼎: Uday 宇鼎 · Cande 寛鼎 · Dotty 道鼎 · Edite 英路鼎 · Patty 羽鼎 · Dottie 道鼎 · Pattie 羽鼎 · Matilde 真輝鼎 · Etty 英鼎 · Fede 平鼎 · Mati 真鼎 · Paty 葉鼎 and 45 more
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