途 Kanji – route
The Japanese kanji 途 can mean route, way, road.
Meaning and Readings
How is 途 read?
途 has the onyomi reading ト and the kunyomi reading みち.
In romaji, these readings can be written as to, michi.
Common Japanese Words Using 途
These common Japanese words contain 途. Select linked kanji to explore their meanings and readings.
- 開発 途上国（かいはつとじょうこく） — developing country, emerging nation
- 帰途（きと） — on the way back, returning
- 使途（しと） — purpose for which money is spent, the way money is spent, how goods are used
- 前途（ぜんと） — future, prospects, outlook
- 中途（ちゅうと） — halfway, midway, partway, mid-course
- 中途半端（ちゅうとはんぱ） — halfway, half measures, unfinished, incomplete, by halves, half-baked, half-cocked, half-hearted, half-arsed, half-assed
- 途上（とじょう） — on the way, en route
- 途上国（とじょうこく） — developing country
- 途絶える（とだえる） — to stop, to cease, to come to an end, to cut off
- 途端に（とたんに） — just as, right after, in the act of, as soon as, at that moment