“Pier” or “Jetty” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “津”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “津” means “Ferry”, “Pier” or “Ooze out” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “津”
Jouyou Kanji “津” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
9 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
しん(shin) |
Kun-Yomi |
つ(tsu) |
しる(shiru) |
Meanings |
Jetty, Harbor, Ferry, Wharf |
Gush, Ooze out |
Sap, Sweat, Tears etc (liquid from body) |
Guide, Introduction |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “津”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
津々(しんしん-shi n shi n) |
Coming out one after another |
津渡(しんと-shi n to) |
Ferry, Pier |
津梁(しんりょう-shi n ryo u) |
① Pier and bridge, ② Guidance to guide people |
津々浦々(つつうらうら-tsu tsu u ra u ra) |
All over the country, Throughout the land |
津波(つなみ-tsu na mi) |
Tsunami |
要津(ようしん-yo u shi n) |
Important port for transportation and commercial usage, An important means to cross the sea of unclear and reach the bright land of Satori |
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