“Fine weather” or “Clear up” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “晴”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “晴” means “Clear up”, “Fine weather” or “Feel fine” etc.

Jouyou Kanji “晴”

Jouyou Kanji “晴” Stroke Order
| Stroke # |
12 Strokes |
| On-Yomi |
せい(sei) |
| Kun-Yomi |
は(れる)(ha(reru)) |
| は(らす)(ha(rasu)) |
| Meanings |
Fine weather, Clear up |
| Be dispelled, Be cleared |
| Cheer up, Feel fine |
| Openly, Publicly |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “晴”, and their meanings
| Words |
Meanings |
| 晴雨(せいう-se i u) |
Rain or shine, Clear or rainy weather |
| 晴雨計(せいうけい-se i u ke i) |
Barometer |
| 晴好雨奇(せいこううき-se i ko u u ki) |
The scenery being beautiful in both sunny and rainy weather |
| 晴耕雨読(せいこううどく-se i ko u u do ku) |
Working in the fields on fine days and reading books on rainy days |
| 晴々(せいせい-se i se i) |
Clear, Pleasant, Bright, Cheerful, Feeling refreshed |
| 晴天(せいてん-se i te n) |
Clear weather, Fair sky, Sunny weather |
| 晴嵐(せいらん-se i ra n) |
① Mountain vapor, Atmospheric moisture or dust or smoke that causes reduced visibility, ② Mountain breeze blowing on a sunny day |
| 晴朗(せいろう-se i ro u) |
Clear weather, Fine weather |
| 晴れ着(はれぎ-ha re gi) |
One’s best clothes |
| 晴れ姿(はれすがた-ha re su ga ta) |
Appearing in one’s finest clothes, Big moment of glory |
| 晴れ間(はれま-ha re ma) |
A lull in the rain, A break in the rainy weather |
| 秋晴れ(あきばれ-a ki ba re) |
A fine autumn day |
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