“Field” or “Plain” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “野”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “野” means “Uncivilized”, “Certain area” or “Country side” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “野”
Jouyou Kanji “野” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 11 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | や(ya) |
| しょ(sho) | |
| Kun-Yomi | の(no) |
| いや(しい)(iya(shii)) | |
| いなかや(inakaya) | |
| Meanings | Field, Plain |
| Rural area, Country side | |
| Out of power, General civilian | |
| Primitive, Uncivilized, Barbarous | |
| Certain area, Limited area, Divided field |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “野”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 野路(のじ-no ji) | Path in a field, Path across a field, Track running though a plain |
| 野宿(のじゅく-no ju ku) | Sleeping outdoors, Sleeping out in the open air, Camping, Bivouacking |
| 野末(のずえ-no zu e) | Corners of a field, Far‐off fields |
| 野点(のだて-no da te) | Open-air tea ceremony |
| 野垂れ死に(のたれじに-no ta re ji ni) | Dying by the roadside, Dying a dog’s death |
| 野天(のてん-no te n) | Open air, Outdoor |
| 野放し(のばなし-no ba na shi) | ① Pasturing, Letting (an animal) run loose, ② Letting (someone) do as they please, Leaving (something) to take its own course, Letting (an issue) go unchecked, Leaving uncontrolled |
| 野火(のび-no bi) | ① Fires set off in early spring to burn off dead grass, ② Bush fire, Field fire, Grass fire |
| 野武士(のぶし-no bu shi) | ① Wandering samurai, Soldier of fortune, Brigand, Mountain-dwelling robber, ② Hermit, Mountain ascetic, Itinerant priest |
| 野辺の送り(のべのおくり-n o be o ku ri) | Funeral, Burial (service), Funeral procession |
| 野山(のやま-no ya ma) | Hills and fields, Hill and dale |
| 野良犬(のらいぬ-no ra i nu) | Ownerless dog, Stray dog |
| 野分(のわけ-no wa ke) | ① Wintry blast, ② Typhoon in the early autumn, ③ Wind blowing on the wild grass |
| 野営(やえい-ya e i) | Bivouac, Encampment, Camp |
| 野外(やがい-ya ga i) | ① Outdoors, Outside, Open air, ② Fields, Outskirts, Suburbs |
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