Keyword
thread
Info
FrequencyTop 1100-1200
Type
Kyōiku (1st grade) 
?
Shinjitai ?
KankenLevel 10
Heisig1431
Old form
Readings
いと
(87%)
(12%)
Composed of
thread spool
small
Mnemonic

A pictograph of a thread spool at the top with a small needle stuck into it on the bottom. That's a lot of thread!

Used in kanji (160 in total)
tied together
continue
end
line
strap
cut off
elementary
promise
organized group
Buddhist scripture
thin
paper
practice
entangle
class
to supply
picture
tense
spin
pure
tighten
deep red
ornate
general
lineage
inherit
connected by fate
weave
overall
link together
supply (of something)
link
introduce
knit together
become loose
shrink
green
purple
tie up
strangle
summarize
era
confusion
achievements
vertical
crest (often of a family)
maintain
grow thickly
rope
undefiled
net
gauze
design
sew
sumo belt
bent
to spin (yarn)
ties
string
link together [old]
gentleman
fiber-like
darning
cotton
latitude
silk
come apart at the seams
cling
navy blue
carpet yarn
embroidery
mend
scarlet
twist
fine
successive
stripe
catgut
???
gorgeous
pongee
synthesis
redaction
bridle’s bit
embroider
???
insignia
chinaberry tree
fabulous mythical bird
???
fine thread
put on
???
???
???
tangle
???
light blue
shut
satin
silk gauze
twine
splashed pattern (on cloth)
pile up
make rope
???
ask
gimp
???
chinstrap
???
tie-dyeing
???
???
leather strap binding the plates of traditional Japanese armor
peruse
stretching a bow
follow around
a little
???
thread [old]
crown string
rope [old]
harness strap
???
cheap
romantic love [old]
scattering
black clothing
splashed dye pattern
braid
emblem on banner
change [old]
decoration
faint
paper string
indelicate silk
colorful
???
yellowish green
thin red cloth
???
???
parasol
???
kind of lemon tree
witness
thin silk
cotton wadding
general [old]
a method of dyeing
???
be clothed in
braiding
white rice
small peak
???
???
fine silk
string of coins
Used in vocabulary (256 in total)
thread; yarn; string
to pull (the puppet) strings; to direct things from behind the scenes; to stretch out (and keep going); to linger on
beginning; start; clue; lead; thread end
Examples (25 in total)
Don't you have a needle and some thread?
Some common threads run through all cultures.
The threads got tangled.