野 Kanji – plains
The Japanese kanji 野 can mean plains, field, rustic, civilian life.
Meaning and Readings
How is 野 read?
野 has the onyomi readings ヤ, ショ and the kunyomi readings の, の-.
In romaji, these readings can be written as ya, sho, no.
Common Japanese Words Using 野
These common Japanese words contain 野. Select linked kanji to explore their meanings and readings.
- 下野（げや） — resigning from (public) office
- 外野（がいや） — outfield
- 外野手（がいやしゅ） — outfielder
- 原野（げんや） — waste land, wilderness, moor, field, plain
- 視野（しや） — field of vision, view
- 粗野（そや） — rustic, rude, vulgar, rough
- 内野（ないや） — infield, diamond
- 内野手（ないやしゅ） — infielder, baseman
- 分野（ぶんや） — field, sphere, realm, division, branch
- 平野（へいや） — plain, open field