This is the kanji for wood or a tree.

on readings:
  • boku
  • moku
kun readings:
  • ki
  • ko

examples:
bokuseki trees and stones, inanimate objects
kareki dead/withered tree
kido gate, entrance, castle gate
kigi trees
らし kogarashi cold winter wind
konoha tree leaves
mokusei Jupiter
mokuyoubi Thursday
綿 momen cotton
ueki garden plant, potted plant
zaimoku wood, lumber

links:
Wiktionary
Japanese homepage | top

Last ∆ on 13 February 2026 by Bradley James Wogsland.