“Politics” or “Government” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “政”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “政” means “Rule”, “Administration” or “Reign” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “政”
Jouyou Kanji “政” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 9 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | せい(sei) |
| しょう(shou) | |
| Kun-Yomi | まつりごと(matsurigoto) |
| Meanings | Politics, Government |
| Correct | |
| Govern | |
| Government ordinance |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “政”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 政界(せいかい-se i ka i) | Political world, Political circles |
| 政客(せいかく-se i ka ku) | Politician, Statesman |
| 政況(せいきょう-se i kyo u) | Political situation, Politicians’ movements, Political outlook |
| 政教(せいきょう-se i kyo u) | ① Religion and politics, Church and state, ② Politics and education |
| 政局(せいきょく-se i kyo ku) | Political situation, Political crisis |
| 政経(せいけい-se i ke i) | Politics and economics |
| 政見(せいけん-se i ke n) | One’s political views |
| 政権(せいけん-se i ke n) | Administration, Administrative power, Political power |
| 政綱(せいこう-se i ko u) | Political principle, Political policy |
| 政策(せいさく-se i sa ku) | Policy, Political measures |
| 政治(せいじ-se i ji) | Politics, Government |
| 政治家(せいじか-se i ji ka) | Politician, Statesman |
| 政治犯(せいじはん-se i ji ha n) | Political criminal, Political offender |
| 政治力(せいじりょく-se i ji ryo ku) | Political power, Political strength |
| 政事(せいじ-se i ji) | Political affairs, Administrative business |
| 政情(せいじょう-se i jo u) | Political situation, Political affairs |
| 政戦(せいせん-se i se n) | ① Politics and war, ② Political maneuvers and operations (ex. of Taiwan) |
| 政争(せいそう-se i so u) | Political dispute, Political strife |
| 政体(せいたい-se i ta i) | Form of government, System of government, Polity |
| 政談(せいだん-se i da n) | Political talk, Political speech, Discourse on politics |
| 政庁(せいちょう-se i cho u) | Government office |
| 政敵(せいてき-se i te ki) | Political opponent, Political enemy, Political adversary, Political antagonist |
| 政党(せいとう-se i to u) | Political party |
| 政党政治(せいとうせいじ-se i to u se i ji) | Party politics, Party government |
| 政道(せいどう-se i do u) | Government, Administration, Politics |
| 政府(せいふ-se i fu) | Government, Administration, Cabinet |
| 政変(せいへん-se i he n) | Change of government, Political change, Political disturbance, Political upheaval, Overthrowing of a government |
| 政務(せいむ-se i mu) | State affairs, Political affairs, Government business |
| 政友(せいゆう-se i yu u) | Political friend, Friend with the same political views |
| 政略(せいりゃく-se i ryo ku) | Political tactics, Political move, Political maneuver |
| 政略結婚(せいりゃくけっこん-se i rya ku ke kko n) | Marriage of convenience, Marriage for political reasons |
| 政令(せいれい-se i re i) | Cabinet order, Government ordinance |
| 政論(せいろん-se i ro n) | Political argument, One’s political principles, Political logic |
| 政所(まんどころ-ma n do ko ro) | ① Official in charge of the administration of domains and general affairs of powerful noble families (from the middle of the Heian period), ② Titled lady (legal wife of an important official), ③ Government office related to finances (Kamakura and Muromachi periods), ④ Clerk working for large temples and shrines |
| 王政(おうせい-o u se i) | Imperial rule, Monarchy |
| 行政(ぎょうせい-gyo u se i) | Administration, Governance, Authorities |
| 軍政(ぐんせい-gu n se i) | ① Military government, Military administration, ② Government affairs relating to the military |
| 憲政(けんせい-ke n se i) | Constitutional government, Constitutionalism |
| 国政(こくせい-ko ku se i) | National administration, State politics |
| 財政(ざいせい-za i se i) | Finance affairs, Public finance, National finance, Finance, Government finance |
| 市政(しせい-shi se i) | Municipal administration, Municipal government |
| 施政(しせい-shi se i) | Government, Administration, Statesmanship |
| 執政(しっせい-shi sse i) | Administrator, Executive, Administration |
| 仁政(じんせい-ji n se i) | Benevolent rule, Gracious and compassionate politics |
| 摂政(せっしょう-se ssho u) | Regency, Regent |
| 善政(ぜんせい-ze n se i) | Good government, Wise government |
| 大政(たいせい-ta i se i) | Sovereign power, Reins of government |
| 徳政(とくせい-to ku se i) | Benevolent government, Moratorium on debts |
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