鶴 / Japanese Kanji Meanings & Readings
What does 鶴 mean?
Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
What's the image of 鶴?
How to read 鶴?
Kunyomi... つる/tsuru
Onyomi... カク/kaku
jinmeikun... zu, tazu, tsu, zu, zuru,
* 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 | common-use kanji |
| unicode | 9DB4 鶴 (For HTML use) |
鶴 / related names
- Name:
- chizu
- Katakana:
- チズ
- 18
- Kanji:
- 千鶴
- Meaning:
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- 千Thousand. Kanji character for the number 1000 (thousand).A unit of number. A large number. Many. Various appearances.
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- Name:
- chizuru
- Katakana:
- チヅル
- 11
- Kanji:
- 千鶴
- Meaning:
-
- 千Thousand. Kanji character for the number 1000 (thousand).A unit of number. A large number. Many. Various appearances.
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- Name:
- hinatsuru
- Katakana:
- ヒナツル
- 3
- Kanji:
- 雛鶴
- Meaning:
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- 雛A hatchling. A nestling. A fledgling. Chick. Young. A person who is not yet a full-fledged person. Tiny. Adorable.
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- Name:
- tsubasa
- Katakana:
- ツバサ
- 2
- Kanji:
- 鶴羽早
- Meaning:
-
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- 羽Feathers. Insect wings. Wings. A word for counting birds and rabbits.
- 早Quicker. The time or period is early. Dawn. Promptly. Immediately. Not taking much time.
- Name:
- chizu
- Katakana:
- チヅ
- 2
- Kanji:
- 千鶴
- Meaning:
-
- 千Thousand. Kanji character for the number 1000 (thousand).A unit of number. A large number. Many. Various appearances.
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- Name:
- tsurumaru
- Katakana:
- ツルマル
- 2
- Kanji:
- 鶴丸
- Meaning:
-
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- 丸Round. No corners. Gentle. A dumpling. A dumpling made from fish or other ingredients. Abbreviation of pill.
- Name:
- natsu
- Katakana:
- ナツ
- Name:
- mitsuru
- Katakana:
- ミツル
- Name:
- izumi
- Katakana:
- イズミ
- 1
- Kanji:
- 衣鶴美
- Meaning:
-
- 衣A garment. Something to wear. A jacket. Something to cover the outside.
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- 美Beautiful. Excellent. Splendid. Delicious.
- Name:
- ritsu
- Katakana:
- リツ
- 1
- Kanji:
- 李鶴
- Meaning:
-
- 李Plum (a kind of fruit tree). A small deciduous tree of the rose family. Judge. A messenger. It also refers to Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty in China. The language of this flower is "misunderstanding".
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- Name:
- yuzuru
- Katakana:
- ユヅル
- Name:
- yozuru
- Katakana:
- ヨヅル
- 1
- Kanji:
- 夜鶴
- Meaning:
-
- 夜Night. The time between sunset and sunrise. The dark period when the sun is setting. A metaphor for something quiet and serene.
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- Name:
- chizuko
- Katakana:
- チヅコ
- 1
- Kanji:
- 千鶴子
- Meaning:
-
- 千Thousand. Kanji character for the number 1000 (thousand).A unit of number. A large number. Many. Various appearances.
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- 子Children
- Name:
- chizuo
- Katakana:
- チヅオ
- 0
- Kanji:
- 千鶴男
- Meaning:
-
- 千Thousand. Kanji character for the number 1000 (thousand).A unit of number. A large number. Many. Various appearances.
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- 男Male. Adult male. Son.
- Name:
- saikaku
- Katakana:
- サイカク
- 0
- Kanji:
- 才鶴
- Meaning:
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- 才Talent. An innate ability to excel. Intelligence. The workings of the head. Unit for weighing ship's cargo or stone. A unit for weighing the volume of wood.
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
- Name:
- hizuru
- Katakana:
- ヒヅル
- Name:
- shizu
- Katakana:
- シヅ
- Name:
- ikkaku
- Katakana:
- イッカク
- 0
- Kanji:
- 一鶴
- Meaning:
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- 一One. The first. Kanji for the number 1 (one). To be the most superior. To begin, to put things together.
- 鶴Crane. A metaphor for long necks, whiteness, and longevity. Cranes are regarded as good luck charms because of their beauty, longevity, good marriage, and the fact that their cries can reach far away.
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