“Grind” or “Enhance” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “研”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “研” means “Research”, “Study” or “Inkstone” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “研”
Jouyou Kanji “研” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 9 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | けん(ken) |
| げん(gen) | |
| Kun-Yomi | と(ぐ)(to(gu)) |
| みが(く)(miga(ku)) | |
| Meanings | Grind, Sharpen |
| Study, Investigate, Research | |
| Inkstone (硯(Suzuri)) |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “研”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 研学(けんがく-ke n ga ku) | Prosecution of study, Study deeply, Study |
| 研究(けんきゅう-ke n kyu u) | Study, Research, Investigation |
| 研削(けんさく-ke n sa ku) | Grinding |
| 研鑽(けんさん-ke n sa n) | Devote oneself to one’s studies, Self Improvement, Diligent study |
| 研修(けんしゅう-ke n shu u) | Training, Study and training, Workshop, Seminar |
| 研精(けんせい-ke n se i) | To examine closely, To study in detail |
| 研北 or 硯北(けんぼく-ke n bo ku) | (A word used under one’s signature in a letter to show respect to the recipient) |
| 研磨(けんまき-ke n ma) | Sanding, Polishing, Polish, Rubbing |
| 研磨機(けんまき-ke n ma ki) | Grinder, Grinding machine, Polisher, Abrasive machine |
| 研師(とぎし-to gi shi) | Those who have a profession of sharpening swords or mirrors |
| 研革(とぎかわ-to gi ka wa) | Leather used to sharpen cutlery |
| 精研(せいけん-se i ke n) | ① To study in detail, ② Finish the ground surface to the target roughness |
| 薬研(やげん-ya ge n) | Druggist’s mortar |
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