“Exempt” or “Connive” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “免”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “免” means “Dismissal”, “Permit” or “Be Exempted” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “免”
Jouyou Kanji “免” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
8 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
めん(men) |
べん(ben) |
ぶん(bun) |
Kun-Yomi |
まぬか(れる)(manuka(reru)) |
う(む)(u(mu)) |
ゆる(す)(turu(su)) |
やめ(る)(ya(meru)) |
Meanings |
Be Exempted, Avoid, Evade, Get rid of |
Exempt, Connive |
Stop, Make (a person) stop (doing) |
Bear (a baby) |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “免”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
免れて恥無し(まぬがれてはじなし-ma nu ga re te ha ji na shi) |
Not being ashamed of committing wrongdoing as long as one can escape regulation |
免役(めんえき-me n e ki) |
Granting immunity,Immunity, Exemption |
免疫(めんえき-me n e ki) |
Immunity from a disease, Immunization |
免官(めんかん-me n ka n) |
Dismissal, Discharge, Dismiss somebody from an official post |
免許(めんきょ-me n kyo) |
License, Permission, Permit, Certificate |
免許営業(めんきょえいぎょう-me n kyo e i gyo u) |
Licensed business |
免許皆伝(めんきょかいでん-me n kyo ka i de n) |
Possessing full mastery of an art (e.g. Judo), Initiation into the secrets (e.g. of an art), Full mastership |
免罪(めんざい-me n za i) |
Acquittal, Indulgence, Remission of sin, Pardon |
免囚(めんしゅう-me n shu u) |
Discharged prisoner, Ex-convict |
免除(めんじょ-me n jo) |
Remission, Exemption, Immunity, Waiver |
免状(めんじょう-me n jo u) |
Diploma, License |
免職(めんしょく-me n sho ku) |
Dismissal, Discharge, Firing, Removal |
免税(めんぜい-me n ze i) |
Tax exemption, Duty exemption, Duty free |
免責(めんせき-me n se ki) |
Exemption from responsibility, Disclaimer, Exemption from obligation, Discharge |
免租(めんそ-me n so) |
Tax exemption, Remission of taxes, Exemption from taxation |
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