Kanji – crime

The Japanese kanji can mean crime, sin, offense.

Meaning and Readings

Meaning: crime, sin, offense
Onyomi: ハン, ボン
Kunyomi: おかす
Romaji: han, bon, okasu
JLPT: 2
Frequency Rank: 874

How is read?

has the onyomi readings ハン, ボン and the kunyomi reading おかす.

In romaji, these readings can be written as han, bon, okasu.

Common Japanese Words Using

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

  • (きょうはん)complicity
  • (しゅはん)principal offence, principal offense, principal offender
  • (しんぱん)violation (of foreign territory, rights, etc.), invasion, infringement
  • (せんぱん)war criminal
  • (おかす)to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake)
  • (はんこう)crime, criminal act, offence, offense
  • (はんざい)crime, offence, offense
  • (はんざいしゃ)criminal, culprit
  • (はんにん)offender, criminal, culprit
  • (ぼうはん)prevention of crime

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