Kumi logo
    Kumi

    Learn Japanese. Where understanding folds into fluency.

    Dictionary

    KanjiKanji vocabularyKana vocabularyKanaRadicalsGrammarJLPT N5

    Learn

    GuidesStart where you areWhat is KMT?RoadmapFAQ

    Connect

    EmailDiscordInstagramThreadsTikTokYouTubeLinkedInBlueskyX

    Newsletter

    Start learning free →

    Free forever tier. No card required.

    © 2026 Kumiai Inc. All rights reserved.

    AboutFAQContactStatusPrivacyTermsAttributions
    Dictionary
    1. Dictionary
    2. Kanji Vocab
    3. 工兵

    工兵

    工こう兵へい

    combat engineer

    KMT8News #20+1NounMilitaryKanji Vocab10 strokes

    こうへい

    Noun

    1.
    combat engineer, military engineer, combat engineering, military engineering

    Stroke 0 / 10

    Speed1.0x

    工こう兵へいは橋はしを架かける訓くん練れんをする。

    Combat engineers train to build bridges.

    KMT7Military
    戦せん争そう中ちゅう、工こう兵へいは地じ雷らい除じょ去きょの重じゅう要ような役やく割わりを担になった。

    During the war, combat engineers played a crucial role in mine clearance.

    KMT8MilitaryHistory
    敵てきの防ぼう御ぎょ陣じん地ちを突とっ破ぱするため、工こう兵へいが先せん陣じんを切きった。

    To break through the enemy's defensive positions, the combat engineers led the way.

    KMT8Military
    現げん代だいの工こう兵へいは、サイバーセキュリティの分ぶん野やでも活かつ躍やくしている。

    Modern military engineers are also active in the field of cybersecurity.

    KMT8MilitaryTechnology
    災さい害がい派は遣けんでは、工こう兵へい部ぶ隊たいが道どう路ろ啓けい開かいや仮か設せつ橋きょうの設せっ置ちに尽じん力りょくした。

    In disaster relief, engineering units worked hard on road clearing and temporary bridge construction.

    KMT9MilitaryDaily LifeScience & Math

    Kanji that make up this word

    工
    craft・construction・katakana e radical (no. 48)
    兵
    つわもの…(3)
    soldier・private・troops・army・warfare…(2)
    Kumi logo

    Track your mastery

    Kumi's KMT system tracks your mastery across kanji, vocabulary, grammar, and reading. Create a free account to use it on 220,000+ concepts.

    Related concepts for this entry

    Used in vocabulary

    • 工
    • 兵

    Explore more

    Kanji Vocab dictionary›Browse all entries›