“Six” or “Six times” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “六”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “六” means “Six”, “Sixth” or “Six times” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “六”
Jouyou Kanji “六” Stroke Order
| Stroke # | 4 Strokes |
|---|---|
| On-Yomi | ろく(roku) |
| りく(riku) | |
| Kun-Yomi | む(mu) |
| む(つ)(mu(tsu)) | |
| むっ(つ)(mut(tsu)) | |
| むい(mui) | |
| Meanings | Six, Sixth, Six times |
| Around at am six o’clock or pm six o’clock |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “演”, and their meanings
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| 六合(りくごう-rikugou) | Universe, Cosmos, World |
| 六花(りっか-rikka or ろっか-rokka) | Snow (crystal) |
| 六三制(ろくさんせい-rokusansei) | 6‐3 educational system (of Japan) |
| 六大州(ろくだいしゅう-rokudaishuu) | Six continents |
| 六道輪廻(ろくどうりんね-rokudourinne) | Endless circle of transmigration in the six posthumous worlds |
| 六親(りくしん or ろくしん-ri ku shi n (or) ro ku shi n) | The six blood relations, Whole family |
| 六道(ろくどう-ro ku do u) | The six realms (Deva realm, Asura realm, Human realm, Animal realm, Hungry Ghost realm, Naraka realm) |
| 六面体(ろくめんたい-ro ku me n ta i) | Hexahedron |
| 六歌仙(ろっかせん-ro kka se n) | Rokkasen, Six immortals of poetry, Six notable Japanese poets whose poems were included in the anthology Kokin Wakashū |
| 六根(ろっこん-ro kko n) | Six sense organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind) |
| 六根清浄(ろっこんしょうじょう-ro kko n sho u jo u) | Purification of the six roots of perception, Purification from the six roots of evil |
| 六腑(ろっぷ-ro ppu) | The six internal organs (large intestine, small intestine, gallbladder, stomach, san jiao(actually not exist), urinary bladder) |
| 六方(ろっぽう-ro ppo u) | ① The six directions (north、south、east、west、up、and down), Whole world, Whole cosmos, ② Chivalrous person, Self-styled humanitarian, ③ One of technique of Kabuki performance |
| 六法(ろっぽう-ro ppo u) | ① Six codes (constitution, civil code, criminal code, commercial code, code of civil procedure, code of criminal procedure), Compendium of Laws |
| 一六(いちろく-i chi ro ku) | ① (Rolling) a 1 and a 6 (with two dice), ② Dice gambling, ③ Armed robbery, mugging, ④ Edo period to early Meiji non-working day falling on all days of the month with a 1 or a 6 in it |
| 丈六(じょうろく-jo u ro ku) | ① One jō and six shaku (4.85m), ② Statue of Buddha measuring one jō and six shaku |
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