Kanji
What does the kanji 並 mean?
並 means row, lining up; equal, ordinary. On'yomi ヘイ、ホウ. Kun'yomi な.み、なみ、なら.べる、なら.ぶ、なら.びに.
Quick facts| On'yomi | ヘイ、ホウ |
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| Kun'yomi | な.み、なみ、なら.べる、なら.ぶ、なら.びに |
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| Strokes | 8 |
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| Main radical | 一 |
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| Level (estimated, JLPT framework) | N2 |
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並On'yomi ヘイ、ホウKun'yomi な.み、なみ、なら.べる、なら.ぶ、なら.びに
N2 · estimated, JLPT framework8 strokes
row, lining up; equal, ordinary
Memory hook
Two rows of strokes standing parallel and level, like people lining up — LINE UP, ORDINARY.
Common words
- 並なみaverage, regular (size/grade)
- 並ぶならぶto line up, to stand in a row
- 並木なみきroadside trees, row of trees
- 並行へいこうparallel, simultaneous
- 並びにならびにand; as well as
- 並べるならべるto arrange, to line up (something)
More words with this kanji
- 並列へいれつparallel, side by side
- 月並つきなみcommonplace, trite; monthly
- 軒並のきなみrow of houses; across the board, uniformly
