“Theme” or “Subject matter” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “題”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “題” means “Headline”, “Evaluate things” or “Question (of test or examination)” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “題”
Jouyou Kanji “題” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
18 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
だい(dai) |
てい(tei) |
Kun-Yomi |
ひたい(hitai) |
Meanings |
Forehead |
Beginning, First, Head |
Headline, Heading, Caption |
Question (of test or examination) |
Write down, Record |
Evaluate things |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “題”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
題意(だいい-da i i) |
① Meaning of a title (of a book, poem, etc), ② Meaning of question, Point of a question |
題詠(だいえい-da i e i) |
Poetry composed on a set theme |
題言(だいげん-da i ge n) |
Prefatory words, Epigraph |
題号(だいごう-da i go u) |
Title |
題材(だいざい-da i za i) |
Subject matter, Subject, Theme |
題詞(だいし-da i shi) |
Prefatory words, Epigraph |
題字 or 題辞(だいじ-da i ji) |
① Title letter, ② Prefatory words, Epigraph |
題名(だいめい-da i me i) |
Title of a book |
題目(だいもく-da i mo ku) |
Subject, Title, Theme, Topic, Mantra, Heading |
解題(かいだい-ka i da i) |
Bibliographical introduction, Bibliography, Synopsis, Review of subject, Annotation |
課題(かだい-ka da i) |
Subject, Theme, Homework, Assignment, Task, Challenge, Problem, Question |
議題(ぎだい-gi da i) |
Agenda, Subject of discussion |
御題(ぎょだい-gyo da i) |
Theme chosen for an imperial poetry contest |
外題(げだい-ge da i) |
① Title of a play, ② Title of a book |
宿題(しゅくだい-shu ku da i) |
Homework, Assignment |
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