(ゆとうよ)

ゆとうよみ
noun
kun'yomi + on'yomi compound reading
language
See also: 重箱読(じゅうばこよ) (on + kun (reverse pattern))
1. kun'yomi + on'yomi reading of a kanji compound
A way of reading a two-kanji compound where the first character uses kun'yomi (Japanese reading) and the second uses on'yomi (Chinese-derived reading). Named after the word 湯桶(ゆとう) (hot water pitcher), which is itself read this way.
夕刊(ゆうかん)湯桶読(ゆとうよ)(れい)だ。
"Yuukan" (evening newspaper) is an example of yutou-yomi.
Yutou-yomi is the reverse pattern of juubako-yomi.
There are many words with yutou-yomi reading in Japanese, but for learners, memorizing the readings is difficult.

Usage

A linguistic term useful for understanding kanji reading patterns. The opposite pattern is 重箱読(じゅうばこよ) (on'yomi + kun'yomi). Common examples of 湯桶読(ゆとうよ)み include:

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