The Japanese Kanji “侍 (さむらい-samurai orはべる-haberu)” means “Samurai” or “serve to” other. We have several words in which the kanji “侍” is used. Here are some examples;
“侍従 (じじゅう-jijuu)” means a person who serves for emperor or nobleman.
“侍臣 (じしん-jishin)” means a person who serves or works for his lord.
“侍医 (じい-jii)” means a doctor who serves for emperor.
Kanji Stroke Order for 侍
Stroke Order for 侍
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Hi,
Can anyone help I want a phrase translated into Japanese symbols for a tattoo. ‘A warrior is worthless unless he rises above the rest and stays strong in the midst of a storm’ would appreciate any help
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I tried to translate your Sentence into Japanese and I sent this Japanese sentence images to your email address.
戦士たる者 戦乱の中では他者の上に立ち その強さを維持できなければ 無価値である。
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