“Feeling” or “Sense” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “感”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “感” means “Sensation”, “Emotion” or “Impression” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “感”
Jouyou Kanji “感” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 13 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | かん(kan) |
| Meanings | Feel, Sense, Conscious |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “感”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 感恩(かんおん or かんのん-ka n o n (or) ka n no n) | Gratitude, Gratefulness, Thanking, Thanksgiving |
| 感化(かんか-ka n ka) | Influence, Impact, Impingement, Encroachment |
| 感懐(かんかい-ka n ka i) | Impression |
| 感慨(かんがい-ka n ga i) | Deep emotion, Strong feelings |
| 感慨深い(かんがいぶかい-ka n ga i bu ka i) | Impressive, Deeply emotive |
| 感慨無量(かんがいむりょう-ka n ga i mu ryo u) | Being filled with deep emotion, Deep emotion |
| 感覚(かんかく-ka n ka ku) | Sense, Feeling |
| 感官(かんかん-ka n ka n) | Sense organ, Sensory receptor |
| 感泣(かんきゅう-ka n kyu u) | Being moved to tears |
| 感興(かんきょう-ka n kyo u) | Interest, Fun, Inspiration |
| 感吟(かんぎん-ka n gi n) | Emotional chanting or recitation |
| 感激(かんげき-ka n ge ki) | Deep emotion, Deep impression, Excitement of mind |
| 感光(かんこう-ka n ko u) | Photochemical reaction, A phenomenon in which a physical or chemical reaction occurs due to light |
| 感謝(かんしゃ-ka n sha) | Thanks, Appreciation |
| 感受(かんじゅ-ka n ju) | Reception, Perception |
| 感受性(かんじゅせい-ka n ju se i) | Sensitivity, Susceptibility, Sensitiveness |
| 感傷(かんしょう-ka n sho u) | Sentiment, Sentimentality |
| 感傷的(かんしょうてき-ka n sho u te ki) | Sentimental, Emotional |
| 感状(かんじょう-ka n jo u) | Commendation, Citation, Letter of commendation |
| 感情(かんじょう-ka n jo u) | Emotion, Feeling, Sentiment |
| 感触(かんしょく-ka n sho ku) | ① Feel (of something), Touch, Texture, Sensation, ② Impression, Feeling |
| 感心(かんしん-ka n shi n) | Admiration, Being impressed, Admirable, Praiseworthy, Astonishment, Being appalled |
| 感性(かんせい-ka n se i) | Sensibility, Susceptibility, Sensitiveness, Sensitive, Sensitivity |
| 感染(かんせん-ka n se n) | ① Infection, Contagion, Becoming infected, ② Being influenced (by) |
| 感想(かんそう-ka n so u) | Impressions, Thoughts, Feelings, Reactions |
| 感嘆 or 感歎(かんたん-ka n ta n) | Admiration, Wonder, Astonishment |
| 感嘆符 or 感歎符(かんたんふ-ka n ta n fu) | Exclamation mark, Exclamation point |
| 感知(かんち-ka n chi) | Sensing, Detection, Perception |
| 感通(かんつう-ka n tsu u) | To be able to sense other one’s thought or feeling |
| 感電(かんでん-ka n de n) | Electroshock, Electric shock |
| 感度(かんど-ka n do) | Sensitivity |
| 感動(かんどう-ka n do u) | Being deeply moved emotionally, Excitement, Inspiration, Deep emotion, Strong impression |
| 感得(かんとく-ka n to ku) | Profound realization, Awareness, Appreciation, Becoming (spiritually) awakened, Obtaining (something) unexpectedly |
| 感応(かんのう or かんおう-ka n no u (or) ka n o u) | ① Divine response (e.g. to a prayer), Divine inspiration, ② Responsiveness, Sensitivity, Sympathizing ③ Induction (electromagnetism), Inducing |
| 感佩(かんぱい-ka n pa i) | Deep gratitude, Heartfelt appreciation, Not forgetting to express one’s gratitude |
| 感服(かんぷく-ka n pu ku) | Admiration, Being impressed (by) |
| 感奮(かんぷん-ka n pu n) | Stirred up, Inspired, Moved to action |
| 感冒(かんぼう-ka n bo u) | Flu, Cold, Common cold |
| 感銘(かんめい-ka n me i) | Deep impression, Being deeply moved, Being deeply touched |
| 感涙(かんるい-ka n ru i) | Tears of gratitude |
| 音感(おんかん-o n ka n) | Acoustic sensitivity, Sense of sound, Sense of pitch |
| 快感(かいかん-ka i ka n) | Pleasant feeling, Pleasant sensation, Pleasure |
| 共感(きょうかん-kyo u ka n) | Empathy, Sympathy, Relate |
| 好感(こうかん-ko u ka n) | Good feeling, Good will, Favorable impression |
| 所感(しょかん-sho ka n) | Impressions, Remark, Thoughts, Feelings |
| 同感(どうかん-do u ka n) | Same feeling, Same sentiment, Same opinion, Sympathy, Concurrence |
| 鈍感(どんかん-do n ka n) | Stolidity, Dull, Insensible, Unaffected |
| 反感(はんかん-ha n ka n) | Antipathy, Antagonism, Animosity, Revulsion, Ill feeling |
| 敏感(びんかん-bi n ka n) | Sensitive, Alert, Alive, Awake |
| 予感(よかん-yo ka n) | Omen, Premonition, Presage, Presentiment, Hunch |
| 霊感(れいかん-re i ka n) | Inspiration, Afflatus |
| 六感(ろっかん-ro kka n) | Intuition, Inspiration, The six senses |
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