Kanji – sort of thing

The Japanese kanji can mean sort of thing, so, if so, in that case, well.

Meaning and Readings

Meaning: sort of thing, so, if so, in that case, well
Onyomi: ゼン, ネン
Kunyomi: しか, しかり, しかし, さ
Romaji: zen, nen, shika, shikari, shikashi, sa
JLPT: 2
Frequency Rank: 401

How is read?

has the onyomi readings ゼン, ネン and the kunyomi readings しか, しかり, しかし, さ.

In romaji, these readings can be written as zen, nen, shika, shikari, shikashi, sa.

Common Japanese Words Using

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

  • (いぜん)still, as yet, as it has been
  • (いぜんとして)still, as yet, as of old
  • (かんぜん)boldly, bravely, resolutely, determinedly
  • (ぐうぜん)coincidence, chance, accident, fortuity
  • (こうぜん)open, public, official, overt
  • (しぜん)nature
  • (しぜんかがく)natural science
  • (ぜんぜん)(not) at all, (not) in the slightest
  • (そうぜん)noisy, confused, uproarious
  • (だんぜん)firmly, flatly, resolutely, decisively, absolutely, definitely

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