“Arrange” or “Put side by side” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “陳”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “陳” means “State”, “Display” or “Put side by side” etc.

Jouyou Kanji “陳”

Jouyou Kanji “陳” Stroke Order
| Stroke # |
11 Strokes |
| On-Yomi |
ちん(chin) |
| じん(jin) |
| Kun-Yomi |
つら(ねる)(tsura(neru)) |
| の(べる)(no(beru)) |
| ふる(い)(furu(i)) |
| ひ(ねる)(hi(neru)) |
| Meanings |
Put side by side, Arrange, Display |
| State, Tell, Refer |
| Sieve |
| Country name of Zhou dynasty |
| One of dynasty name in ancient China |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “陳”, and their meanings
| Words |
Meanings |
| 陳言(ちんげん-chi n ge n) |
Trite saying, Banal word |
| 陳謝(ちんしゃ-chi n sha) |
Apology |
| 陳述(ちんじゅつ-chi n ju tsu) |
Affirmation, Mention, Relation, Statement |
| 陳情(ちんじょう-chi n jo u) |
Petition, Appeal |
| 陳腐(ちんぷ-chi n pu) |
Antique, Stale, Hackneyed, Cliched |
| 陳弁(ちんべん-chi n be n) |
Explanation, Defence (of oneself) |
| 陳列(ちんれつ-chi n re tsu) |
Exhibition, Display |
| 開陳(かいちん-ka i chi n) |
Disclosure, Statement |
| 具陳(ぐちん-gu chi n) |
Report in detail, Formal statement |
| 新陳(しんちん-shi n chi n) |
New thing and old thing |
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