“Stand up” or “Set up” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “立”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “立” means “Begin”, “Right away” or “Accede to the throne” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “立”
Jouyou Kanji “立” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 5 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | りつ(ritsu) |
| りゅう(ryuu) | |
| Kun-Yomi | た(つ)(ta(tsu)) |
| た(てる)(ta(teru)) | |
| リットル(rittoru) | |
| Meanings | Stand |
| Set up, Raise, Found, Organize | |
| Accede to the throne | |
| Begin, Start | |
| Establish | |
| Immediately, Right away | |
| Liter |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “立”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 立ち会い or 立ち合い(たちあい-ta chi a i) | Presence, Attendance, Attendance at proceedings |
| 立会演説(たちあいえんぜつ-ta chi a i e n ze tsu) | Campaign speech, Public debate |
| 立会人(たちあいにん-ta chi a i ni n) | Witness, Observer |
| 立ち居(たちい-ta chi i) | Movements in ordinary life, Sitting and standing |
| 立ち往生(たちおうじょう-ta chi o u jo u) | ① Being brought to a standstill, Being stranded, Getting stuck, Stalling, Deadlock, ② Being stumped, Being in a dilemma, Stopping in one’s tracks, Standing speechless, ③ Dying while standing (and remaining standing), Dying on one’s feet |
| 立ち枯れ(たちがれ-ta chi ga re) | Withered plant residue, Withering on stalk |
| 立ち木(たちき-ta chi ki) | Standing tree, Standing timber |
| 立ち消え(たちぎえ-ta chi gi e) | ① Going out (before burning completely), Dying out, ② Fizzling out (e.g. of a plan), Falling through, Coming to nothing, Dying away (e.g. of a rumor) |
| 立ち聞き(たちぎき-ta chi gi ki) | Overhearing, Eavesdropping |
| 立場(たちば-ta chi ba) | Ground, Position, Situation, Stance, Standpoint |
| 立ち待ち月 or 立待月(たちまちづき-ta chi ma chi du ki) | 17-day-old moon |
| 立ち回り(たちまわり-ta chi ma wa ri) | ① Fight, Scuffle, ② Walking about, Walking around, ③ Conducting oneself, ④ Stroll (in noh, an action piece involving circling the stage), Fighting scene |
| 立ち技(たちわざ-ta chi wa za) | Standing techniques (judo, wrestling), Standing throw |
| 立つ瀬(たつせ-ta tsu se) | One’s position, One’s face, One’s honor, One’s reputation |
| 立て板に水(たていたにみず-ta te i ta ni mi zu) | Fluency, Very fluently, Glibly, Volubility, Flowing eloquence |
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