“Exposure” or “Cadastrallarity” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “顕”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “顕” means “Become visible”, “Become famous” or “Nobleman” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “顕”
Jouyou Kanji “顕” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 18 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | けん(ken) |
| Kun-Yomi | あき(らか)(aki(raka)) |
| あらわ(れる)(arawa(reru)) | |
| Meanings | Distinct, Clear, Obvious |
| Come out, Appear, Become visible, Clearly known publicly | |
| Become famous, Well-known | |
| Nobleman |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “顕”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 顕花植物(けんかしょくぶつ-ke n ka sho ku bu tsu) | Flowering plant, Phanerogam |
| 顕官(けんかん-ke n ka n) | High-ranking officials, Dignitary |
| 顕貴(けんき-ke n ki) | Being in a noble position, Noble person |
| 顕現(けんげん-ke n ge n) | Coming into view, Manifestation, Revealing |
| 顕在(けんざい-ke n za i) | Being actual, Becoming apparent, Being obvious, Being tangible, Being revealed |
| 顕在化(けんざいか-ke n za i ka) | Manifestation, Actualization, Realization, Being actualized, Becoming apparent |
| 顕示(けんじ-ke n ji) | Revelation, Manifestation, Display, Show |
| 顕正(けんしょう-ke n sho u) | Revealing the truth of Buddhism, Revealing the truth, Demonstrating the truth |
| 顕章(けんしょう-ke n sho u) | Throw light on someone’s hidden virtue, Revealing things |
| 顕証(けんしょう-ke n sho u) | Be visible and noticeable |
| 顕彰(けんしょう-ke n sho u) | Praise somebody publicly for his unrecognized effort, Appear clearly, Honoring publicly |
| 顕職(けんしょく-ke n sho ku) | Prominent positions, High rank posts, Important positions |
| 顕達(けんたつ-ke n ta tsu) | To get high rank position, Advancement |
| 顕著(けんちょ-ke n cho) | Conspicuous, Remarkable, Striking, Prominent |
| 顕微鏡(けんびきょう-ke n bi kyo u) | Microscope |
| 顕要(けんよう-ke n yo u) | ① Pominent, Big, Large, ② Important, Authoritative |
| 顕揚(けんよう-ke n yo u) | Extolling, Exalting |
| 貴顕(きけん-ki ke n) | Distinguished person, Man of eminent rank, Dignitary |
| 彰顕(しょうけん-sho u ke n) | Becoming clear, Making clear |
| 露顕(ろけん-ro ke n) | Discovery (of a plot, misdeed, etc), Detection, Exposure, Disclosure |
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