ONチョウ、テイ
Meanings
blockstreetcounter (for tools, tofu)even number
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How to remember

The kanji 丁 is thought to originate from a pictogram of a nail or a stake. This simple, fixed object represents a single 'unit' or 'block'.
Imagine a neatly cut **block** of tofu, which often gets counted with this kanji. Its simple, T-like shape can also represent a **T-junction** or a segment of a **street**.

Vocabulary

丁寧ていねい
polite, careful
丁目ちょうめ
block, district (address unit)
包丁ほうちょう
kitchen knife
丁字路ていじろ
T-junction
一丁いっちょう
one block (of tofu), one tool (e.g., knife)

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