“I” or “Manservant” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “僕”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “僕” means “Servant”, “Menial” or “(Humble word for calling oneself)” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “僕”
Jouyou Kanji “僕” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 14 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | ぼく(boku) |
| ほく(hoku) | |
| Kun-Yomi | しもべ(shimobe) |
| やつがれ(yatsugare) | |
| Meanings | Servant |
| Humble word for calling oneself (usually used by male person) |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “僕”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 僕妾(ぼくしょう-bo ku sho u) | Male and female servants |
| 僕僮(ぼくどう-bo ku do u) | Young servant |
| 僕婢(ぼくひ-bo ku hi) | Male and female servants |
| 僕隷(ぼくれい-bo ku re i) | Servant, Manservant, Retainer |
| 下僕(げぼく-ge bo ku) | Manservant, Servant, Retainer |
| 僮僕(どうぼく-do u bo ku) | Young male servant, Page |
| 奴僕(ぬぼく-nu bo ku) | Manservant, Footman, Retainer |
| 老僕(ろうぼく-ro u bo ku) | Old manservant |
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