“Rebel” or “Burglar” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “賊”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “賊” means “Bad guys”, “Rubber” or “Bandit” etc.

Jouyou Kanji “賊”

Jouyou Kanji “賊” Stroke Order
| Stroke # |
13 Strokes |
| On-Yomi |
ぞく(zoku) |
| Kun-Yomi |
そこ(なう)(soko(nau)) |
| わるもの(warumono) |
| Meanings |
Hurt, Harm, Injure |
| Thief, Rubber, Burglar |
| Bad guy, Villain, Scoundrel |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “賊”, and their meanings
| Words |
Meanings |
| 賊害(ぞくがい-zo ku ga i) |
Harm, Killing, Destruction at the hands of rebels |
| 賊軍(ぞくぐん-zo ku gu n) |
Rebel army, Rebels |
| 賊子(ぞくしzo ku shi) |
Rebellious child, Rebel, Traitor, Insurgent |
| 賊首(ぞくしゅ-zo ku shu) |
Chief of thieves, Boss of rebel |
| 賊将(ぞくしょう-zo ku sho u) |
Leader of a rebel army or band of rebels |
| 賊心(ぞくしん-zo ku shi n) |
Malicious intent, Inclination for wrongdoing, Malevolence, Malevolency, Malice |
| 賊臣(ぞくしん-zo ku shi n) |
Rebel, Insurrectionist, Traitor |
| 賊徒(ぞくと-zo ku to) |
Rebels, Bandit, Traitors |
| 賊名(ぞくめい-zo ku me i) |
Brand as rebel, (Stigma of) the name of “rebel” |
| 海賊(かいぞく-ka i zo ku) |
Pirate |
| 逆賊(ぎゃくぞく-gya ku zo ku) |
Rebel, Traitor, Insurgent |
| 凶賊(きょうぞく-kyo u zo ku) |
Roughneck, Reprobate, Miscreant, Cruel and brutal fellow |
| 国賊(こくぞく-ko ku zo ku) |
Traitor, Rebel |
| 山賊(さんぞく-sa n zo ku) |
Bandit, Brigand |
| 女賊(じょぞく-jo zo ku) |
Female bandit, Female robber |
| 女賊(にょぞく-nyo zo ku) |
Woman (who distracts men’s search for Buddhism truth) |
| 大賊(たいぞく-ta i zo ku) |
Villain, Scoundrel |
| 盗賊(とうぞく-to u zo ku) |
Robber, Thief, Burglar, Bandit |
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