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JapanLingo

accomplish

N1
Onyomi
Kunyomi
Stroke count
12
JLPT
N1

Onyomi are readings often used in compound words. Kunyomi are native Japanese readings. Learn each reading with an example word.

Memory tip

A flat illustration of a crossroads with a person walking through it and a signboard at the corner, with the kanji 遂 ("accomplish") drawn into the picture.

Break 遂 down and you get ⻌ (road / movement) — a road running along the bottom of the character. Picture a crossroads with a person walking through it and a signboard at the corner, put 遂 inside it, and let that scene stand for "accomplish" — accomplish. The odder the picture, the better it sticks.

Stroke Order

Stroke count: 12

General writing tips

These general rules have exceptions. Follow the animation and numbered frames for this character.

  • •Write from top to bottom.
  • •Write from left to right.
  • •Write horizontal strokes before the vertical strokes that cross them.
  • •Draw an outer enclosure first, then fill in what is inside.
  • •In symmetric shapes, write the centre before the left and right sides.
  • •This kanji has 12 strokes — trace them in order in the practice area below.

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Practice Writing

Free writing practice — compare your writing with the example. This canvas does not check your shape or stroke order. Draw with a mouse, finger, or pen; scroll outside the square to move down the page.

Trace the faded character, or hide the outline to practise from memory.

Writing Tips

  • Follow the order strictly: top-to-bottom and left-to-right. Correct order makes the shape balanced and natural.
  • Keep each stroke in one smooth motion — don't lift the pen in the middle of a stroke.
  • Close enclosing strokes cleanly so the character does not look open or broken.
  • Common mistake: drawing strokes bottom-to-top or right-to-left. Even if the result looks similar, the wrong order shows in handwriting and makes it harder to read.

Example words

suikou

execution

kansui

complete accomplishment

togeru

to accomplish

togete

accomplish — te-form

suikousuru

to do execution

kansuisuru

to do complete accomplishment

Example sentences (6)

ninmu o saigo made suikou shimashita.

I carried out the mission to the end.

ninmu o suikou dekita no wa, zen'in ga chikara o awaseta kara ni hoka narimasen.

We were able to carry out the mission for no other reason than that everyone pulled together.

purojekuto o kansui dekimashita.

We were able to fully complete the project.

kansui to wa ikanai made mo, shuyou na kinou wa yotei doori koukai dekimashita.

Short of full completion, we did at least release the main features on schedule.

kare wa kono sannen de ookina seichou o togemashita.

He has achieved considerable growth over these three years.

tankikan de kyuuseichou o togeta kigyou hodo, taisei no seibi ga oitsukanai mono desu.

The faster a company grows in a short time, the more its internal structure fails to keep up.