判 Kanji – judgement
The Japanese kanji 判 can mean judgement, signature, stamp, seal.
Meaning and Readings
How is 判 read?
判 has the onyomi readings ハン, バン and the kunyomi reading わかる.
In romaji, these readings can be written as han, ban, wakaru.
Common Japanese Words Using 判
These common Japanese words contain 判. Select linked kanji to explore their meanings and readings.
- 公判（こうはん） — public hearing, trial
- 裁判（さいばん） — trial, judgement, judgment
- 裁判官（さいばんかん） — judge
- 裁判所（さいばんしょ） — court, courthouse
- 審判（しんぱん） — judgement, judgment, decision, verdict, sentence
- 判（はん） — seal, stamp, monogram signature
- 判決（はんけつ） — judicial decision, judgement, judgment, sentence, decree
- 判子（はんこ） — seal (used in lieu of a signature), stamp, chop
- 判事（はんじ） — judge, judiciary
- 判断（はんだん） — judgment, judgement, decision, conclusion, adjudication