1928-Jouyou-kanji “明” Stroke Order and Meanings

“Bright” or “Lamp” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “明”

Japanese Jouyou-kanji “明” means “Clarify”, “Stay up all night” or “Next (day, month etc)” etc.

Jouyou Kanji "明"

Jouyou Kanji “明”

Jouyou Kanji "明" Stroke Order

Jouyou Kanji “明” Stroke Order

Stroke # 8 Strokes
On-Yomi めい(mei)
みょう(myou)
みん(min)
Kun-Yomi あ(かり)(a(kari))
あか(るい)(aka(rui))
あか(るむ)(aka(rumu))
あか(らむ)(aka(ramu))
あき(らか)(aki(raka))
あ(ける)(a(keru))
あ(く)(a(ku))
あ(くる)(a(kuru))
あ(かす)(a(kasu))
Meanings Bright, Light
Light, Lamp
Clear, Obvious
Clarify, Make clear
Wise, Intelligent
Dawn, Daybreak
This world
Next (day, month etc), Following, Coming
God
One of the Chinese dynasty name
Tell, Confess, Disclose, Open one’s heart
Space, Gap, Room, Empty
Stay up all night, Pass a night

Kanji words which contain Kanji “明”, and their meanings

Words Meanings
明かり障子(あかりしょうじ-a ka ri sho u ji) Shoji, Paper screen door for admitting light
明り取り(あかりとり-a ka ri to ri) Skylight, Dormer, Transom, Dormer window
明き盲(あきめくら-a ki me ku ra) Illiterate, Unlettered person
明け烏(あけがらす-a ke ga ra su) A crow cawing toward daybreak, Daybreak sound of a crow
明け暮れ(あけくれ-a ke ku re) ① Morning and evening, Day and night, Day in day out, ② Daily routine, All the time, Always
明け荷(あけに-a ke ni) Luggage trunk for Sumo wrestlers and referees, Wicker basket for a Sumo wrestler’s belt and apron
明けの鐘(あけのかね-a ke no ka ne) Morning bell sound of temple
明後日(みょうごにち-myo u go ni chi) Day after tomorrow
明後年(みょうごねん-myo u go ne n) Year after next
明春(みょうしゅん-myo u shu n) Next spring, Coming spring
明星(みょうじょう-myo u jo u) Venus, Morning star
明朝(みょうちょう-myo u cho u) Tomorrow morning, Next morning
明晩(みょうばん-myo u ba n) Tomorrow evening, Tomorrow night
明礬(みょうばん-myo u ba n) Alum
明夜(みょうや-myo u ya) Tomorrow night

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