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舎
舎 - 1. house; lodging; building; to lodge E.g.: 駅舎 (station building), 宿舎 (lodging, quarters), 庁舎 (government office building) 2. a day’s march in the military E.g.: 三舎 (three days' march) 3. my younger brother; my elder brother (humble) E.g.: 舎弟 (my younger brother), 舎兄 (one's older brother) 4. to put aside; to leave; to give up
舎 (やど.る) — house; lodging; building; to lodge<br>E. a day’s march in the military<br>E. my younger brother; my elder brother (humble)<br>E.
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Kunyomi
やど.る
Onyomi
シャ;セキ
Strokes
8
JLPT
N1
Frequency 
#1170/2500
Composition
土 𠆢 口
Meaning
- house; lodging; building; to lodge
E. a day’s march in the military
E. my younger brother; my elder brother (humble)
E.
Tip
- the ground (土) …
Onyomi
Example
田舎
くさい
服
。
Rustic clothes.
田舎
が
好
きかね
。
Do you like the country?
校舎
は
全焼
した
。
The schoolhouse was burnt to ashes.
田舎
に
引
っ
越
したい
。
I'd like to move in to the country.
田舎
には
娯楽
がない
。
There's no entertainment in the countryside.
田舎
に
住
んでいます
。
I live in the country.
田舎
は
春
がきれいだ
。
The countryside is beautiful in the spring.
校舎内
で
走
ってはならない
。
You must not run in the school buildings.
田舎
で
生
まれて
育
てられた
。
I was born and raised in the country.
田舎
でのほほんと
暮
らしたい
。
I want to live a carefree life in the country.
田舎
に
住
むことは
好
きですか
。
Do you like to live in the country?
田舎
の
人
はよくよそ
者
を
恐
れる
。
Country people are often afraid of strangers.
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