Kanji – one

The Japanese kanji can mean one, one radical (no.1).

Meaning and Readings

Meaning: one, one radical (no.1)
Onyomi: イチ, イツ
Kunyomi: ひと-, ひとつ
Romaji: ichi, itsu, hito, hitotsu
JLPT: 4
Frequency Rank: 2

How is read?

has the onyomi readings イチ, イツ and the kunyomi readings ひと-, ひとつ.

In romaji, these readings can be written as ichi, itsu, hito, hitotsu.

Common Japanese Words Using

These common Japanese words contain . Select linked kanji to explore their meanings and readings.

  • (いち)one, 1
  • (ひとつ)one
  • (ひとつひとつ)one-by-one, separately, in detail
  • (ひとにぎり)a handful (of)
  • (ひとあんしん)feeling of relief (for the time being), peace of mind (for now)
  • (いちい)first place, first rank
  • (いちいん)one person, one member
  • (いちいん)one cause, one reason, one factor
  • (いちえん)one yen
  • (いちおう)more or less, though not quite satisfactorily, after a fashion, pretty much, roughly, so far as it goes, technically

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