劍 / Japanese Kanji Meanings & Readings
What does 劍 mean?
Sword. A double-edged or single-edged blade. A martial art using a sword. A small sword attached to the end of a rifle. A stinger attached to the buttocks of a bee or other insect. The reproductive organs of female insects. One of the family crests.
What's the image of 劍?
How to read 劍?
Kunyomi... つるぎ/tsurugi
Onyomi... ケン/ken
jinmeikun... haya, akira, tsutomu,
* There are two typical ways of reading kanji, kun-yomi and on-yomi. In addition, there is a reading system called "jinmei kun" which is used only for names.
Other kanji information..
| application |
Can be registered as a Japanese name In Japan, 2999 kanji characters can be registered as names. (In other words, you cannot officially apply for any other kanji as a name.) But if you enjoy it as fiction, no problem. |
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| type | kanji officially for use in names |
| unicode | 528D 劍 (For HTML use) |
劍 / related names
- Name:
- akira
- Katakana:
- アキラ
- Name:
- kenshin
- Katakana:
- ケンシン
- Kanji:
- 劍真
- Meaning:
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- 劍Sword. A double-edged or single-edged blade. A martial art using a sword. A small sword attached to the end of a rifle. A stinger attached to the buttocks of a bee or other insect. The reproductive organs of female insects. One of the family crests.
- 真True. Truth, not falsehood. Nature as it is. True form. Innate.
- Name:
- kensuke
- Katakana:
- ケンスケ
- Kanji:
- 劍介
- Meaning:
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- 劍Sword. A double-edged or single-edged blade. A martial art using a sword. A small sword attached to the end of a rifle. A stinger attached to the buttocks of a bee or other insect. The reproductive organs of female insects. One of the family crests.
- 介Help. A person who helps. To be near, to accompany. to take care of. To intercede. To make friends with. to separate. to separate. to be firm. To protect tightly. Something that covers the outside to protect oneself. boundary. border.