“Barbarian” or “Undeveloped Races” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “蛮”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “蛮” means “Barbarous”, “Foreigner” or “Savage people” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “蛮”
Jouyou Kanji “蛮” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 12 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | ばん(ban) |
| Kun-Yomi | えびす(ebisu) |
| Meanings | Undeveloped Races, Barbarian, Savage |
| Barbarous, Uncivilized | |
| Foreigner, Stranger |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “蛮”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 蛮夷(ばんい-ba n i) | Savages, Barbarians |
| 蛮語(ばんご-ba n go) | ① Barbarian language, ② Foreign language |
| 蛮行(ばんこう-ba n ko u) | Act of barbarity, Barbarism, Brutality, Savagery, Savage deed |
| 蛮人(ばんじん-ba n ji n) | Barbarian, Savage, Wild man, Feral man |
| 蛮声(ばんせい-ba n se i) | Rough voice |
| 蛮族 or 蕃族(ばんぞく-ba n zo ku) | Barbarian tribe, Savage tribe, Wild tribe |
| 蛮地(ばんち-ba n chi) | Savage land, Barbaric region, Savage country, Savage lands |
| 蛮風(ばんふう-ba n fu u) | Barbarous customs |
| 蛮民(ばんみん-ba n mi n) | Savage people |
| 蛮勇(ばんゆう-ba n yu u) | Foolhardiness, Recklessness, Savage valor, Brute courage |
| 蛮力(ばんりょく-ba n ryo ku) | Brute force |
| 南蛮(なんばん-na n ba n) | ① Southern barbarians, ② (Late-Muromachi and Edo periods) Western Europe (esp. Spain and Portugal) and their South-East Asian colonies, ③ Foreign, Exotic, ④ Cayenne pepper, Red pepper |
| 野蛮(やばん-ya ba n) | Savage, Barbarous, Uncivilized, Truculence |
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