“Ride” or “Step on” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “乗”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “乗” means “Multiplication”, “Vehicle” or “Buddha’s teachings” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “乗”
Jouyou Kanji “乗” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 9 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | じょう(jou) |
| しょう(shou) | |
| Kun-Yomi | の(る)(no(ru)) |
| の(せる)(no(seru)) | |
| Meanings | Step on, Ride, Get in, Go on board |
| Take advantage of, Avail oneself of | |
| Multiplication, Multiply | |
| Unit word for counting military soldiers and war chariots | |
| A set of four, Four horses carriage | |
| History document | |
| Teachings that lead people to a state of enlightenment (Buddhism) |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “乗”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 乗客(じょうきゃく-jo u kya ku) | Passenger, Traveler |
| 乗降(じょうこう-jo u ko u) | Getting on and off, Embarking and disembarking, Boarding and alighting |
| 乗号(じょうごう-jo u go u) | Multiplication sign |
| 乗根(じょうこん-jo u ko n) | Root (Math) |
| 乗算(じょうさん-jo u sa n) | Multiplication |
| 乗車(じょうしゃ-jo u sha) | Boarding, Get on a train |
| 乗除(じょうじょ-jo u jo) | Multiplication and division |
| 乗数(じょうすう-jo u su u) | Multiplier, Multiplier factor |
| 乗積(じょうせき-jo u se ki) | Mathematical product |
| 乗船(じょうせん-jo u se n) | Embarkation, Boarding |
| 乗馬(じょうば-jo u ba) | Horse riding, Horseback riding |
| 乗法(じょうほう-jo u ho u) | Multiplication |
| 乗務員(じょうむいん-jo u mu i n) | Crew, Crew member, Crewman, Trainman, Conductor |
| 乗輿(じょうよ-jo u yo) | Emperor’s Vehicle |
| 相乗り(あいのり-a i no ri) | ① Riding together, Ridesharing, ② Doing in collaboration, ③ Backing of the same candidate by different political parties |
| 岩乗 or 頑丈(がんじょう-ga n jo u) | Solid, Firm, Stout, Burly, Strong, Sturdy |
| 小乗(しょうじょう-sho u jo u) | Hinayana buddhism |
| 上乗(じょうじょう-jo u jo u) | ① The very best, Excellent, Superb, ② Mahayana Buddhism |
| 大乗(だいじょう-da i jo u) | Mahayana buddhism |
| 搭乗(とうじょう-to u jo u) | Embarkation, Boarding (a ship or aircraft) |
| 便乗(べんじょうbe n jo u) | ① Taking advantage of (an opportunity), Jumping on the bandwagon, ② Getting a lift, Getting a ride |
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