“Pale” or “Faint” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “淡”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “淡” means “Light”, “No persistence” or “Light taste” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “淡”
Jouyou Kanji “淡” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
11 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
たん(tan) |
えん(en) |
Kun-Yomi |
あわ(い)(awa(i)) |
うす(い)(usu(i)) |
Meanings |
Pale, Light, Faint |
Frank, Indifferent, No persistence |
Light taste, Not salty |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “淡”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
淡海(あわうみ-a wa u i) |
Lake |
淡雪(あわゆき-a wa yu ki) |
Light snow, Light snowfall (in spring) |
淡湖(たんこ-ta n ko) |
Freshwater lake |
淡交(たんこう-ta n ko u) |
Light relationship, Relationship between man of virtue |
淡紅色(たんこうしょく-ta n ko u sho ku) |
Pink |
淡彩(たんさい-ta n sa i) |
Light color, Tint color, Weak color, Tint |
淡粧(たんしょう-ta n sho u) |
Light makeup |
淡水(たんすい-ta n su i) |
Fresh water |
淡々(たんたん-ta n ta n) |
Uninterested, Unconcerned, Indifferent, Dispassionate, Matter-of-fact, Detached |
淡泊(たんぱく-ta n pa ku) |
Light (color, taste etc), Simple, Plain |
淡味(たんみ-ta n mi) |
Light flavor |
枯淡(こたん-ko ta n) |
① Simple personality, ② Elegant simplicity, Refined simplicity |
恬淡(てんたん-te n ta n) |
Disinterested, Unselfish, Indifferent, Detached |
濃淡(のうたん-no u ta n) |
Depth (of flavor), Complexity, Strength and weakness (of flavor), Tint, Intensity, Light and shade |
平淡(へいたん-he i ta n) |
Simple, Quiet, Tranquility |
冷淡(れいたん-re i ta n) |
Lack of interest, Cold-hearted, Heartless, Unkind |
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