“Die” or “Pass away” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “亡”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “亡” means “Be ruined”, “Run away” or “There is no ~” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “亡”
Jouyou Kanji “亡” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
3 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
ぼう(bou) |
もう(mou) |
む(mu) |
ぶ(bu) |
Kun-Yomi |
な(い)(nu(u)) |
に(げる)(ni(geru)) |
ほろ(びる)(horo(biru)) |
うしな(う)(ushina(u)) |
な(くなる)(na(kunaru)) |
Meanings |
Lose, Miss |
Die, Pass away |
Be ruined, Perish, Ruin, Destroy |
Run away, Flee |
Forget |
There is no ~, Be gone, Can’t be found |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “亡”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
亡骸(ぼうがい-bo u ga i) |
Remains, Corpse, Dead body |
亡君(ぼうくん-bo u ku n) |
One’s deceased lord |
亡国(ぼうこく-bo u ko ku) |
Ruined country, National ruin |
亡失(ぼうしつ-bo u shi tsu) |
Loss |
亡者(ぼうしゃ-bo u sha) |
The dead, Dead person, Ghost |
亡父(ぼうふ-bo u fu) |
Late father, Deceased father |
亡命(ぼうめい-bo u me i) |
Defection, Asylum, Exile |
亡友(ぼうゆう-bo u yu u) |
Deceased friend, One’s late friend |
亡羊の嘆 or 亡羊の歎(ぼうようのたん-bo u yo u no ta n) |
Bemoaning the frustration of reaching truth (for surplus of academic paths), Being at a loss |
亡霊(ぼうれい-bo u re i) |
Departed spirit, Soul of the dead, Ghost, Apparition |
興亡(こうぼう-ko u bo u) |
Rise and fall, Ups and downs, Vicissitudes, Fortunes, Destinies |
死亡(しぼう-shi bo u) |
Death, Decease, Demise |
逃亡(とうぼう-to u bo u) |
Escape, Flight, Running away, Elopement, Fleeing |
滅亡(めつぼう-me tsu bo u) |
Extinction, Downfall, Ruin, Collapse, Destruction |
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