“Custom” or “Habit” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “慣”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “慣” means “Habituation”, “Customary practice” or “Get used to” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “慣”
Jouyou Kanji “慣” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
14 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
かん(kan) |
Kun-Yomi |
な(れる)(na(reru)) |
ならわし(narawashi) |
Meanings |
Get used to, Custom, Habit |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “慣”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
慣行(かんこう-ka n ko u) |
Customary practice, Habit, Traditional event |
慣習(かんしゅう-ka n shu u) |
Usual custom, Habit, Common practice |
慣習法(かんしゅうほう-ka n shu u ho u) |
Customary law, Common law |
慣性(かんせい-ka n se i) |
Inertia |
慣用(かんよう-ka n yo u) |
Common use, Customary use, Common usage, General usage |
慣用音(かんようおん-ka n yo u o n) |
Traditional pronunciation (of a kanji), Popularly accepted pronunciation, Popularly accepted “on” reading of a kanji |
慣用句(かんようく-ka n yo u ku) |
Group of words that have been widely used for a long time, Idiom, Idiomatic phrase, Common expression |
慣用語(かんようご-ka n yo u go) |
Hackneyed expression, Conventional phrase, Cliche |
慣用手段(かんようしゅだん-ka n yo u shu da n) |
Usual practice, The ways which one always doing |
慣例(かんれい-ka n re i) |
Custom, Convention, Practice, Precedent |
習慣(しゅうかん-shu u ka n) |
Habit, Custom |
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