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Japanese Kanji
Japanese Kanji
1 stroke
Meaning: Two
Onyomi: Ni [に]
Kunyomi: Futa [ふた]
Vocabulary: 二人 - ふたり - futari - Two
persons
2 strokes 1+1=2
Meaning: Three
Onyomi: San [さん]
Kunyomi: Mitsu / Mi- [みつ/みっ]
Vocabulary: 3日 - みっか - mikka - The 3rd
★ 三 is the result of 一 + 二
3 strokes 1+2=3
5 strokes
Meaning: Five
Onyomi: Go [ご]
Kunyomi: Itsu [いつ]
Vocabulary: 五つ - いつつ - itsutsu - Five
(ordinal number)
2 strokes ★ It is a 7 inverted
Meaning: Eight
Onyomi: Hachi [はち]
Kunyomi: Yat/Ya/You [やっ/や/よう]
Vocabulary: 八つ - やっつ - Yattsu – Eight
(ordinal number)
6 strokes
I00
★ 100 ->
Meaning: Thousand
Onyomi: Sen [せん]
Kunyomi: Chi [ち]
Vocabulary: 二千円 - にせんえん -
nisenen - Two thousand Yen
8 strokes
Meaning: West
Onyomi: Sei /Sai [せい/さい]
Kunyomi: Nishi [にし]
Vocabulary: 西暦 - せいれき - seireki -
Christian era
4 strokes ★
Meaning: Month, moon
Onyomi: Getsu/Gatsu [げつ/がつ]
Kunyomi: Tsuki [つき]
Vocabulary: 満月 - まんげつ - mangetsu -
Full moon
5 strokes ★
3 strokes ★
3 strokes ★ It looks like a Big man with his arms and legs
spread wide open
13 strokes ★ Radical for say, word (言) and the one for
tongue (舌)
4 strokes ★ You may think of the kanji for ten (十) plus two
strokes which gives 12 like in 12:00 or noon