“Notice” or “Record” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “記”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “記” means “Document”, “Sign” or “History” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “記”
Jouyou Kanji “記” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 10 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | き(ki) |
| Kun-Yomi | しる(す)(siru(su)) |
| Meanings | Write, Note |
| Remember, Record | |
| Document, Record | |
| Sign, Mark |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “記”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 記憶(きおく-ki o ku) | Memory, Remembrance, Recollection |
| 記紀(きき-ki ki) | The Kojiki and Nihon Shoki (earliest historical records of Japan) |
| 記号(きごう-ki go u) | Symbol, Sign, Mark |
| 記載(きさい-ki sa i) | Description, Mention, Entry |
| 記事(きじ-ki ji) | Article, Report, News story |
| 記者(きしゃ-ki sha) | Reporter, Journalist |
| 記述(きじゅつ-ki ju tsu) | Description, Account, Wording |
| 記章(きしょう-ki sho u) | Badge, Insignia, Medal |
| 記帳(きちょう-ki cho u) | Registry, Registering, Entry, Book-keeping, Signature |
| 記入(きにゅう-ki nyu u) | Entry (in a form, register, diary, etc), Filling in, Filling up |
| 記念(きねん-ki ne n) | Memory, Commemoration |
| 記念碑(きねんひ-ki ne n hi) | Monument, Memorial |
| 記名(きめい-ki me i) | Signature, Register |
| 記問(きもん-ki mo n) | Just memorized a book but no usage the contents of it |
| 記録(きろく-ki ro ku) | ① Record, Minutes, Document, ② Record (e.g. in sports), Results, Score, ③ To record, To document |
| 暗記(あんき-a n ki) | Learning by heart, Memorizing, Memorization |
| 雑記(ざっき-za kki) | Miscellaneous notes |
| 手記(しゅき-shu ki) | Note, Memorandum, Memo |
| 書記(しょき-sho ki) | Clerk, Secretary |
| 速記(そっき-so kki) | Stenography, Shorthand |
| 追記(ついき-tsu i ki) | Postscript, Side note, Additional writing |
| 伝記(でんき-de n ki) | Biography, Life story |
| 登記(とうき-to u ki) | Registration |
| 日記(にっき-ni kki) | Diary, Journal, Daybook |
| 筆記(ひっき-hi kki) | Writing |
| 付記(ふき-fu ki) | Additional remark, Supplementary note |
| 別記(べっき-be kki) | Separate paragraph, Addendum, Supplementary material, Marginal notes |
| 簿記(ぼき-bo ki) | Bookkeeping |
| 明記(めいき-me i ki) | Clear writing, Specification |
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