Kanji
What does the kanji 字 mean?
字 means character, written letter. On'yomi ジ. Kun'yomi あざ、あざな、-な.
| On'yomi | ジ |
|---|---|
| Kun'yomi | あざ、あざな、-な |
| Strokes | 6 |
| Main radical | 子 |
| Level (estimated, JLPT framework) | N4 |
字On'yomi ジKun'yomi あざ、あざな、-な
N4 · estimated, JLPT framework6 strokes
character, written letter
Memory hook
A child (子) under the house roof (宀), practising each written character — CHARACTER, LETTER.
Main radical
子child 3 strokesBuilt from
Stroke order · 6 strokes
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
More words with this kanji
- 字じcharacter, letter; handwriting
- 字体じたいfont, typeface, character form
- 数字すうじnumeral, figure
- 活字かつじprinted type, print
- 習字しゅうじpenmanship, calligraphy practice
- ローマ字ローマじRoman letters; romaji
- 名字みょうじsurname
- 英字えいじEnglish letters, Roman characters
- 赤字あかじdeficit, being in the red; red ink
- 黒字くろじprofit, being in the black
- 十字路じゅうじろcrossroads, intersection
- 当て字あてじateji (kanji used phonetically or for meaning, not standard)

