“Iron” or “Steel” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “鉄”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “鉄” means “Cutlery”, “Edged tool” or “Hard and tough things like iron” etc.

Jouyou Kanji “鉄”

Jouyou Kanji “鉄” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
13 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
てつ(tetsu) |
Kun-Yomi |
くろがね(kurogane) |
かね(kane) |
Meanings |
Iron, Steel |
Cutlery, Edged tool |
Hard and tough things like iron |
Railway |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “鉄”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
鉄色(てついろ-te tsu i ro) |
Iron blue, Reddish‐black, Steel gray |
鉄火(てっか-te kka) |
① Red‐hot iron, Iron weapons, Gunfire, ② Gambling, ③ Violent-tempered, ④ Red meat of tuna |
鉄兜(てつかぶと-te tsu ka bu to) |
Steel helmet |
鉄管(てっかん-te kka n) |
Iron pipe, Iron tube, Steel pipe |
鉄器(てっき-te kki) |
Ironware, Hardware |
鉄騎(てっき-te kki) |
Iron armored knight |
鉄脚(てっきゃく-te kkya ku) |
Iron leg(frame) (of a tower or bridge), Sturdy legs |
鉄橋(てっきょう-te kkyo u) |
Iron bridge, Steel bridge, Railroad bridge |
鉄筋(てっきん-te kki n) |
Rebar, Reinforcing bar, Reinforcing steel |
鉄血(てっけつ-te kke tsu) |
Blood and iron, Military might, Arms and soldiers |
鉄拳(てっけん-te kke n) |
Iron fist, Clenched fist |
鉄工(てっこう-te kko u) |
Iron-working, Iron-worker |
鉄甲(てっこう-te kko u) |
Iron armor, Iron helmet |
鉄鋼(てっこう-te kko u) |
Steel, Iron and steel |
鉄鉱石(てっこうせき-te kko u se ki) |
Iron ore |
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