“Treasure” or “Jewel” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “宝”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “宝” means “Treasure”, “Precious things” or “Make much of” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “宝”
Jouyou Kanji “宝” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
8 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
ほう(hou) |
Kun-Yomi |
たから(takara) |
Meanings |
Treasure, Jewel, Precious things |
Make much of, Value |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “宝”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
宝の持ち腐れ(たからのもちぐされ-ta ka ra no mo chi gu sa re) |
Pearls thrown before swine, Unused possession, Useless possession, Waste of talent |
宝船(たからぶね-ta ka ra bu ne) |
① Treasure ship, ② Treasure ship bearing the Seven Gods of Good Fortune |
宝冠(ほうかん-ho u ka n) |
Crown made of gold, jewels etc, Diadem, Jeweled crown |
宝鑑(ほうかん-ho u ka n) |
① Treasure mirror, Precious mirror, ② Book which contents are helpful for people |
宝器(ほうき-ho u ki) |
① Treasured article or vessel, ② Outstanding individual |
宝玉(ほうぎょく-ho u gyo ku) |
Jewel, Precious stone, Gem |
宝剣(ほうけん-ho u ke n) |
Treasured sword |
宝庫(ほうこ-ho u ko) |
Treasure house, Ttreasury |
宝珠(ほうしゅ-ho u shu) |
① Precious orb, ② Precious stone, Wish-fulfilling jewel, ③ Uppermost spherical part of a pagoda finial |
宝石(ほうせき-ho u se ki) |
Precious stone, Gem, Jewel |
宝前(ほうぜん-ho u ze n) |
In front of the place where Shinto or Buddhist deities are enshrined |
宝祚(ほうそ-ho u so) |
Rank of the emperor, The imperial throne |
宝典(ほうてん-ho u te n) |
Precious book, Handbook, Guidebook |
宝刀(ほうとう-ho u to u) |
① Treasured sword, Sword treasured in one’s family, Sword that is a family heirloom, ② Special things which should not be used without reason |
宝塔(ほうとう-ho u to u) |
Two-storied Buddhist tower, Pagoda |
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